UI/UX Designer

Brainfullstack Ltd.; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

Brainfullstack Ltd. is seeking a designer to design the surface where intelligence becomes a decision someone can act on — working in the repository, not only in the design file.

Team Web & Product is a full-time group based in San Francisco, with the option to work remotely (UTC-8 to UTC+2). The role carries a band of $120k - $165k and offers a collaborative process including a paid work session and a deep-dive on craft.

Qualifications

• Portfolio of shipped product work demonstrates practical impact.
• Owns a design system and code-side tokens.
• Treats accessibility as a constraint, not just a review step.
• Can show confidence and uncertainty in an interface.

Skills

Shipped portfolio

Design system ownership

Accessibility first

UI confidence

Job description

Design the surface where intelligence becomes a decision someone can act on — working in the repository, not only in the design file.

Team Web & Product

Type Full-time

Band $120k - $165k

Location San Francisco or remote (UTC-8 to UTC+2)

What we look for

• A portfolio of shipped product work rather than concept pieces
• Can own a design system and the tokens on the code side of it
• Treats accessibility as a constraint, not a review step
• Can show confidence and uncertainty in an interface instead of hiding them

Not every line has to be a yes. Apply if most of it sounds like you.

What happens next

• 01 A 30-minute conversation With someone you would actually work with. No recruiter screen, no take-home before we have spoken.
• 02 A paid work session Four hours, paid at contractor rate, on a problem close to real work. You keep whatever you build.
• 03 A deep-dive on your craft Ninety minutes on something you have done before. We ask about the decisions and the parts that went wrong.
• 04 A decision within a week Offer or not, with written feedback either way. We have never taken longer and do not intend to start.

We pay for the work session at contractor rate. Asking for unpaid labour from someone who already has a job is not a fair trade.