Taaraconnect
UX Designer
Sunnyvale, CA, Remote. Posted a month ago
The role
This person will design end-to-end workflows and user journeys for technical products. They will work with product and engineering teams to translate complex technical concepts into intuitive experiences.
What you will do
- Design clear, end-to-end workflows for complex technical tasks.
- Conduct user research to understand real-world needs and turn insights into design direction.
- Advocate for the full user experience including ordering, installation, setup, and troubleshooting.
- Contribute to and maintain Taara's design system.
- Develop information architecture, interaction models, and navigation.
- Collaborate with product and engineering to clarify requirements and validate feasibility.
- Run usability testing to validate assumptions and design decisions.
- Support cross-product and cross-team alignment.
- Communicate UX direction through flows, prototypes, wireframes, and narratives.
- Bring an AI-native approach to the work using AI for research synthesis and iteration.
Required qualifications
- 5+ years of UX design experience
- Ability to create information architecture, workflow diagrams, user journeys, and prototypes.
- Strong experience with design systems, including building, maintaining, and driving adoption.
- Ability to conduct user research and usability testing and synthesize findings into actionable insights.
- Skilled in prototyping, low- to high-fidelity, for both exploration and communication.
- Experience applying data-driven decision making and running structured feedback loops.
- Skilled in presenting design rationale, facilitating cross-functional working sessions, and communicating UX decisions through clear storytelling
Nice to have
- Familiarity with startup environments, managing ambiguity, and adapting quickly to new information.
Benefits
- benefits
About the company
Taara is on a mission to connect billions of people who lack abundant and affordable internet by pioneering high-throughput, long-range free-space optical communication (FSOC). It was born at X, Google's Moonshot Factory.