UX Analyst - Field Ops Workflows (Remote LATAM)

FusionHit; La Pampa; Remote; ARS 34,314,000 - 68,627,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully remote across LATAM

Weekly USD pay

Up to 20 days PTO

Job summary

FusionHit is seeking a UX Analyst (Product Workflows) for fully remote LATAM. You own end-to-end product workflows from field capture to review, map real-world labor steps, identify friction, and redesign flows so engineers can build without back-and-forth.

You’ll combine process thinking with the project’s logic, not visual polish, and partner with a second designer on visuals. This role emphasizes accessibility, offlines, retry states, and clear specifications in Figma.

Qualifications

• Experience designing complex multi-step workflows for B2B SaaS or field tools.
• Portfolio showing end-to-end workflow mapping and logic, not just screens.
• Systems thinking covering states, branches, permissions, errors.
• Clear flow documentation and specs for engineering.
• Strong Figma skills for mapping and prototyping.
• AI fluency to accelerate options without lowering quality.
• Accessibility considerations in design (contrast, tap targets, etc).

Responsibilities

• Map property management workflows end to end, from field capture to sync to review to report
• Talk to the people who live in a workflow, then redesign it with fewer steps
• Write the logic, branches, and edge cases behind each flow so engineering builds it right the first time
• Design the offline and retry states so users always know what's happening when the signal drops
• Prototype in Figma and check it with quick usability runs
• Hand engineering annotated specs (states, rules, microcopy) they can build from with little back-and-forth
• Review builds, log precise issues, and confirm the fixes before sign-off

Skills

Workflow design

B2B SaaS

Figma

Prototyping

Handoff specs

Accessibility

AI fluency

Tools

Figma

Job description

FusionHit is seeking a UX Analyst (Product Workflows) for fully remote LATAM. You own end-to-end product workflows from field capture to review, map real-world labor steps, identify friction, and redesign flows so engineers can build without back-and-forth.

You’ll combine process thinking with the project’s logic, not visual polish, and partner with a second designer on visuals. This role emphasizes accessibility, offlines, retry states, and clear specifications in Figma.