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IBMC is seeking a senior UX Lead to drive a high-impact research and prototyping mandate for a complex risk and fraud management platform. You will be a hands-on individual contributor bridging product managers and engineers, turning evidence into tested interactive prototypes.
Responsibilities include qualitative research with risk professionals, journey mapping, and hands-on prototyping with data-heavy interactions.
IBMC is assisting a client in hiring a vital UX Lead to drive a high-impact research and prototyping mandate for an extremely complex risk and fraud management platform. This is not a generic UI/UX Designer vacancy or a visual production role. It is a senior, hands‑on, individual‑contributor mandate embedded within a strong, established product and engineering team.
Your mission is to personally research professional Risk Managers, understand how they monitor, investigate, and act within high‑consequence environments, and turn that evidence into tested, interactive prototypes. Acting as the vital bridge between domain experts, product managers, and software engineers, you will establish an evidence‑backed model of complex user journeys to ensure the team implements the right product direction.
Qualitative UX Research: Personally plan, recruit, and conduct in-depth qualitative research (interviews, contextual inquiry, usability testing) with specialist, professional users (Risk Managers).
Journey Mapping & Synthesis: Map complex workflows, workarounds, decision points, and failure points; synthesize findings into documented user segments, contexts, and prioritized journeys.
Hands‑On Prototyping: Turn research findings into high‑fidelity information architecture, interaction models, and realistic interactive prototypes (including edge cases and complex states) using Figma or equivalent tools.
Iterative Validation: Conduct multi‑iteration testing with representative risk professionals to validate concepts, refine workflows, and document rationale for implementation.
Product Alignment & Challenge: Serve as an autonomous thought partner across product, engineering, and domain experts; challenge existing assumptions and propose improved structures based strictly on evidence.
Cross‑Functional Handoff: Partner directly with Product Managers and engineers through the build phase, ensuring findings and decisions are thoroughly documented for seamless technical execution.
Professional Experience: 5 to 10+ years of relevant hands‑on experience in UX research and interactive product design (typically 7–12 years target range).
Research Ownership: Proven track record of personally planning, executing, and synthesizing qualitative research with specialist or professional users performing complex tasks.
Complex Systems Experience: Strong systems‑thinking capability with experience designing for dense data environments, multi‑step decisions, and high‑consequence workflows.
Hands‑On Prototyping Skills: Demonstrated expertise in building complex, data‑heavy interactive prototypes from scratch.
Iterative Impact: Clear portfolio evidence showing how user research directly transformed a design iteration and led to a successfully implemented product outcome.
Cross‑Functional Partnership: Experience working side‑by‑side with Product Managers and software engineers through to production build.
Language Proficiency: Fluent, professional spoken and written English skills to interview international users and present clear findings to a distributed team.
Based in Indonesia and available for a full‑time, 6‑month fixed‑term contract (PKWT).
6‑month fixed‑term contract (PKWT).
Competitive monthly salary aligned with candidate experience and standard local employment benefits.
Lead a defined transformation mandate shaping a core, high‑stakes product without management overhead or generic production tickets.