Senior UX Designer: Security & AI-Driven SOC UX (Remote)

Cribl; Richmond (VA); Remote; USD 150,000 - 175,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) with equity

Job summary

Cribl is seeking a Senior Product Designer to shape the security product experience across detection, alerting, investigation, triage, and AI-assisted workflows. You will partner with Product, Engineering, UX Research, and other designers to deliver cohesive experiences within the Cribl platform.

With a security background, you will translate SOC workflows into clear, trustworthy interfaces, using Cribl's design system and Figma for exploration, prototyping, and handoff.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in design for complex B2B software or technical platforms.
• Security background in product design, security operations, threat workflows, or SOC.
• Strong product thinking and ability to simplify complex technical flows.
• Expert Figma skills including prototyping and documentation.
• Experience contributing to design systems and reusable patterns.
• Understanding of AI tools and AI UX interaction models.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end design from problem framing to handoff and validation.
• Design workflows for detection, alerting, investigation, triage, and search.
• Convey design rationale clearly to technical and non-technical partners.
• Collaborate with engineers, PMs, and researchers to ensure feasibility and quality.
• Contribute to Cribl's design system and reusable components.

Skills

Security design

B2B software

Figma

Design systems

AI UX

Cross-functional

Tools

Figma

Job description

Cribl is seeking a Senior Product Designer to shape the security product experience across detection, alerting, investigation, triage, and AI-assisted workflows. You will partner with Product, Engineering, UX Research, and other designers to deliver cohesive experiences within the Cribl platform.

With a security background, you will translate SOC workflows into clear, trustworthy interfaces, using Cribl's design system and Figma for exploration, prototyping, and handoff.