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Associate UI/UX designer (1+ yrs) working on-site in Lahore: runs the full UX process from research and journey mapping to high-fidelity Figma prototypes and design systems, presents work to clients and developers, and is expected to actively use AI design tools like Figma Make, Framer AI, Claude, and Manus in daily workflows.

UI/UX Designer

Location: Lahore, Pakistan (On-site) Experience: 1+ years Type: Full-time

Job Overview

We are looking for a process-driven Associate UI/UX Designer with at least 1 year of professional experience to join our team. The ideal candidate goes beyond visual delivery — they can run a complete UX process from empathy mapping and user journey definition through to high-fidelity design, and they communicate their reasoning clearly to developers and product stakeholders. Hands-on proficiency with AI design tools is a firm expectation, not a bonus.

Key Responsibilities

  • Support the PM and BA during client calls — present design work clearly, respond to design-related questions, and take notes on feedback that needs to be actioned in the next iteration.
  • Assist in planning and conducting user research activities including interviews, usability testing, surveys, and synthesis of findings
  • Review the user stories and acceptance criteria in collaboration with product managers and developers.
  • Build and maintain scalable design systems and reusable component libraries that developers can implement reliably.
  • Produce high-fidelity UI designs and interactive prototypes in Figma, using Figma Make and AI-assisted design features to accelerate workflow.
  • Use AI design tools — including Framer AI, Claude (Anthropic), and Manus — actively in the design process for ideation, layout generation, copy, and rapid iteration.
  • Present design work with structured reasoning: define the problem, explain the process, justify key decisions, and articulate what was tested or validated.
  • Collaborate closely with developers during implementation, perform UI reviews, validate design fidelity, and proactively resolve implementation gaps before release
  • Incorporate feedback from usability tests, design critiques, and stakeholder reviews into iterative improvements.
  • Stay current with emerging AI-powered design tools and bring relevant practices back to the team.

Required Skills & Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in HCI, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field.
  • 1 year of professional UI/UX design experience. A strong academic or internship portfolio will be considered.
  • Strong proficiency in Figma — including components, auto-layout, variables, prototyping, and Figma Make.
  • Demonstrated hands-on experience with at least two AI-assisted design tools, such as Figma Make, Framer AI, Claude (Anthropic), Loveable, Bolt, or Manus, and the ability to integrate them effectively into daily design workflows
  • Solid command of the full UX process — empathy maps, user personas, user journey maps, UX flows, wireframes, prototypes, and usability testing.
  • Ability to write clear user stories and map them to design decisions and interaction flows.
  • Experience building and maintaining design systems and component libraries.
  • Strong reasoning and communication skills — you can walk a client or developer through your design rationale without relying on the visuals alone.
  • Portfolio on Behance (or equivalent) with at least two detailed case studies. Each case study should include the problem statement, your UX process, key decisions made, and the outcome.
  • Excellent collaboration and interpersonal skills — comfortable working directly with clients and cross-functional teams.
  • Experience with Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, or Adobe XD is a plus.

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