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Product Designer (UI/UX) – AI SaaS
Location: United Kingdom – Remote
Employment type: Full-time, permanent
Salary: £40,000 per year
About Vyera
Vyera is building an AI-powered platform that helps businesses understand their market, monitor competitors, identify opportunities and turn intelligence into action.
Instead of simply presenting data, Vyera’s specialised agents help users move from live market signals to strategy, content and completed work.
We are looking for a Product Designer who can turn complex product capabilities into clear, intuitive and polished experiences.
The role
You will design core experiences across Vyera’s web platform, including dashboards, intelligence feeds, AI workflows, content tools and autonomous actions.
This is a hands-on product design position covering the complete process: understanding the problem, mapping the journey, producing wireframes, testing interactions, creating final interfaces and supporting developers through implementation.
You will work closely with product, engineering and leadership while helping establish a consistent design system across the platform.
What you’ll be responsible for
- Designing complete user journeys for new and existing product features
- Translating complex AI capabilities into understandable interfaces
- Creating user flows, wireframes, prototypes and production-ready designs
- Designing responsive web experiences in Figma
- Building and maintaining Vyera’s component library and design system
- Improving information architecture across dashboards and data-heavy screens
- Designing clear empty, loading, error and success states
- Preparing organised specifications and assets for engineering
- Reviewing implemented features and identifying visual or usability issues
- Using feedback and product data to improve existing experiences
- Maintaining consistency across typography, spacing, colour and interaction patterns
- Collaborating with engineers to balance usability, quality and technical feasibility
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What we’re looking for
- At least two years of professional UI/UX or product design experience
- A strong portfolio demonstrating complete digital product workflows
- Strong proficiency in Figma, components, variants and auto layout
- Experience designing responsive web applications
- Understanding of user flows, information architecture and interaction design
- Ability to simplify complex systems without removing necessary functionality
- Experience creating and maintaining design systems
- Strong visual judgement and attention to detail
- Ability to explain the reasoning behind design decisions
- Confidence working independently and taking ownership of features
- Clear written and verbal communication
Useful but not essential
- Experience designing B2B SaaS products
- Experience with AI-powered products or conversational interfaces
- Experience designing dashboards, analytics or data-heavy applications
- Familiarity with accessibility standards
- Understanding of frontend development and component-based interfaces
- Experience working within an early-stage technology company


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What you’ll get
- £40,000 annual salary
- A full-time, permanent position
- Remote working
- Direct ownership of important product experiences
- The opportunity to help shape an AI SaaS product at an early stage
- Close collaboration with product and engineering
- Clear scope to develop alongside the product
- Paid annual leave and workplace pension in accordance with your employment terms and eligibility
Our hiring process
- Application and portfolio review
- Short introductory conversation
- Portfolio interview focused on your decisions and contribution
- Short product-design exercise or collaborative working session
- Final conversation and offer
We do not use unpaid multi-day design projects.
How to apply
Apply through LinkedIn with your CV and portfolio. Please include:
- Two or three relevant product-design case studies
- A brief explanation of your individual contribution
- Your current notice period
Applications without a portfolio will not progress.
Vyera is committed to an inclusive recruitment process. Applicants are assessed on their ability, experience and suitability for the position.
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