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Stealth Talent Solutions in Maryland seeks a Lead UX Designer to drive modernization efforts, replacing a legacy AS400 with a cloud-based PMIS for multiple state agencies. This role blends strategic UX leadership with hands-on design across an enterprise transformation, shaping user experiences and design systems.
You will translate complex processes into intuitive experiences, develop personas and journeys, and ensure ADA/WCAG compliance while guiding roadmaps and UX artifacts for the program.
Location: Maryland
Experience: 8+ years
About the Role
We are seeking a Lead UX Designer to support a major statewide modernization initiative replacing a legacy AS400 platform with a secure, cloud-based Construction Project Management Information System (PMIS).
The new platform will support approximately 20 state agencies responsible for planning, managing, and reporting on capital and maintenance projects.
This is not simply a UI design role. We are looking for someone who can lead UX across a complex enterprise transformation—understanding existing legacy workflows, working directly with users and technical teams, and translating complicated business processes into intuitive, accessible digital experiences.
Experience modernizing AS400, mainframe, Salesforce, or other large legacy enterprise platforms is highly valued.
What You'll Do
Required Qualifications
Legacy Modernization Experience
We are especially interested in candidates who have worked on legacy-system modernization, including experience with environments such as:
Candidates should be comfortable understanding existing legacy workflows and helping redesign the user experience and business processes, not simply redesigning the interface.
Preferred Qualifications
The Lead UX Designer will develop and maintain user personas, journey maps, user and process flows, wireframes, prototypes, high-fidelity designs, usability testing plans, UX requirements and acceptance criteria, accessibility assessments, design standards, research findings, and design decision documentation.