UI/UX Designer
- Full-time
- Mid level
- Remote (worldwide)
Remote UI/UX Designer at MacroCoderz: design AI product interfaces - chat, search, dashboards and approval flows - from wireframe to developer handoff.
Role at a glance
| Employment type | Full-time |
|---|---|
| Level | Mid level |
| Experience | 2+ years |
| Location | Remote (worldwide) |
| Team | Automation, design and growth |
| Education | Degree in design or a related field, or an equivalent portfolio |
| Posted | 10 October 2026 |
About the role
Designing for AI raises questions most design work does not: how to show an answer is uncertain, how to display sources, when to ask a person to approve an action, and what happens while a response streams in. As a UI/UX Designer you answer those questions for our clients' products.
You work in Figma from first wireframe to handoff, and stay involved during build so what ships matches what was designed.
What you will do
- Turn requirements into user flows, wireframes and high-fidelity designs in Figma.
- Design AI interaction patterns: chat, citations, confidence, review and approval.
- Build and maintain component libraries engineers can implement directly.
- Run quick usability tests and iterate.
- Work with developers during build.
What we are looking for
- 2+ years of product or UI/UX design.
- A portfolio that shows your process, not just final screens.
- Strong Figma: components, auto layout, variants, prototyping.
- Solid typography, layout, accessibility and responsive design.
Nice to have
- Has designed for an AI, chat or search product.
- SaaS dashboards or data-heavy interfaces.
- Working knowledge of HTML, CSS or Tailwind.
Skills and tools
- Figma
- UI design
- UX research
- Prototyping
- Design systems
- Accessibility
Who this role suits
Product and UI/UX designers who want to specialise in AI interfaces - one of the least crowded design niches right now.
The work behind this role
UI/UX Designer: common questions
Yes. The UI/UX Designer role at MacroCoderz is fully remote and open to applicants worldwide. It is a full-time, mid level position.
2+ years (mid level). Education: Degree in design or a related field, or an equivalent portfolio. Who it suits: Product and UI/UX designers who want to specialise in AI interfaces - one of the least crowded design niches right now.
AI products need patterns most software does not: showing sources and citations, signalling uncertainty, handling responses that stream in, and asking a person to approve actions an agent wants to take. Designers also plan for wrong answers, not just the happy path.
Use the application form on this page. It asks for your contact details, city, LinkedIn profile, expected salary, how you heard about the role, a short description of two or three projects you have worked on, and your CV as a PDF or Word file. The hiring team reviews every application and emails shortlisted applicants to arrange a call.