Senior UX Designer

AutoRABIT builds DevSecOps and Data Protection solutions for Salesforce teams operating in regulated, high-scale environments. ARM is our enterprise release-management product that orchestrates branching, approvals, deployments, rollbacks, and auditability across complex orgs. As a UX Designer on ARM, you will turn dense workflows and data-heavy screens into intuitive, performant, and accessible web experiences that release managers, admins, and developers love.

About the role
You will own end-to-end UX for critical ARM surfaces—pipeline builder, environment promotions, conflict resolution, impact analysis, approvals, and release health dashboards. You will partner closely with PM, Tech Leads, and Docs/Release Ops to research define IA prototype validate ship. You will also help evolve our design system (tokens, components, patterns) and ensure consistency across the AutoRABIT suite.

What you’ll do:
Map user journeys for release managers/admins; create task flows, IA, and interaction models for pipelines, approvals, and deployment checks.
Produce sketches, user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity Figma prototypes; iterate quickly with real scenarios and realistic data.
Plan and run user usability tests; synthesize findings; quantify results (SUS, task success, time-on-task), and convert insights into backlogs.
Write detailed specs (states, empty/error/loading, edge cases); partner with FE engineers working in Angular (or and modern UI libraries; contribute to Storybook assets and component guidelines.
Define tokens, components, and patterns for complex tables, wizards, diff views, notifications, and approvals; drive adoption and governance.
Design data-dense UIs—branch graphs, deployment diffs, validation gates, test coverage, and change impact without sacrificing clarity or speed.
Ensure WCAG 2.2 AA, keyboard/AT support, and performance-aware UI choices; document content design and microcopy standards.
Align with Product (priorities, outcomes), Docs (user guides, release notes), Support/CS (KB gaps), and Analytics (instrumentation plans in Pendo/GA/Amplitude).
Define UX success metrics (adoption, time to create pipeline, error rates, task completion) and drive continuous improvement.
Responsibility to adhere to set internal controls.

What you have done:
4–8 years designing complex B2B SaaS applications; shipped multiple features end-to-end in production.
Portfolio that demonstrates strong IA, systems thinking, interaction design, and clear problem framing for data-heavy, multi-step workflows.
Expert in Figma (components, variants, auto-layout, prototyping) and design-system methodology (tokens, theming, contribution guidelines).
Comfortable prototyping with real data and edge cases; able to specify responsive behavior, pagination/virtualization strategies, and progressive disclosure.
Collaboration experience with Angular front-ends and modern component libraries
Solid grasp of accessibility (WCAG 2.2), content design/microcopy, and error/empty/loading states for enterprise UIs.
Strong written/verbal communication; can present rationale to design/PM/engineering and exec stakeholders.

Preferred Qualifications
Lean, outcome-driven squads with weekly design reviews and design system guild.
Close partnership with PM/Engineering; we ship iteratively behind feature flags with strong telemetry.
Documentation first: specs, patterns, content, and a11y checklists accompany every