Senior UX Designer, Security — AI-Driven Workflows (Remote)

Cribl; Annapolis (MD); Remote; USD 150,000 - 175,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Short-term disability

Life insurance

Paid holidays

Paid time off

Fertility benefit

401(k)

Equity

Job summary

Cribl seeks a Senior Product Designer to shape security product experiences across detection, alerting, investigation, triage, and telemetry. You will partner with Product, Engineering, UX Research, and other designers to create cohesive experiences across the Cribl platform.

If you’re proficient in Figma, have 5+ years designing complex B2B software, and understand security workflows, you will influence design systems, accessibility, and AI-assisted interactions.

Qualifications

• 5+ years designing complex B2B software or enterprise platforms.
• Security product design experience (SOC, threat detection, SIEM, etc.).
• Strong ability to simplify complex security workflows.
• Proficient in Figma and design documentation.
• Collaborates effectively with product, engineering, and researchers.

Responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end design from research to implementation.
• Design workflows for detection, alerts, investigation, and triage.
• Create AI-assisted, user-centered experiences with clear intent.
• Contribute to Cribl design system and handoff artifacts.
• Present design rationale to cross-functional partners.

Skills

Security background

B2B software design

Figma / design tooling

AI-assisted design

Communication & collaboration

Portfolio presentation

Job description

Cribl seeks a Senior Product Designer to shape security product experiences across detection, alerting, investigation, triage, and telemetry. You will partner with Product, Engineering, UX Research, and other designers to create cohesive experiences across the Cribl platform.

If you’re proficient in Figma, have 5+ years designing complex B2B software, and understand security workflows, you will influence design systems, accessibility, and AI-assisted interactions.