UX Workflow Architect – Field Ops SaaS (Remote LATAM)

Fullstack Labs, Inc.; Buenos Aires; 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 per year

Small, focused design team

Direct access to Head of Engineering

Job summary

Fullstack Labs, Inc. is seeking an UX Analyst (Product Workflows) for a remote LATAM role. You will own end-to-end product workflows from field capture through review to reporting, collaborating with engineers to ensure builds reflect the intended flow.

You’ll map real-world usage, design for offline states, and create annotated specs for the team. A strong emphasis on process over visuals and an ability to align with fast, iterative releases is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience designing complex, multi-step workflows for B2B or SaaS products.
• Strong Figma skills for mapping, prototyping and handoff.
• Comfort using AI tools to explore options and speed up specs.
• Working knowledge of accessibility considerations (contrast, tap targets, text size).

Responsibilities

• Map property management workflows end-to-end from field capture to report.
• Redesign flows to reduce steps and improve clarity.
• Write precise logic and edge cases for engineering to implement.
• Design offline and retry states to handle low connectivity.
• Prototype in Figma and validate with usability runs.
• Provide annotated specs for engineering (states, rules, microcopy).
• Review builds, log issues, and verify fixes before sign-off.

Skills

Workflow design

Figma

AI literacy

Accessibility basics

Job description

Fullstack Labs, Inc. is seeking an UX Analyst (Product Workflows) for a remote LATAM role. You will own end-to-end product workflows from field capture through review to reporting, collaborating with engineers to ensure builds reflect the intended flow.

You’ll map real-world usage, design for offline states, and create annotated specs for the team. A strong emphasis on process over visuals and an ability to align with fast, iterative releases is essential.