UX/UI Designer

Prism NDT; United States; Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Prism NDT is seeking a production UX/UI designer to simplify a dense B2B platform used by technicians, dispatchers, and quality managers.

You will audit navigation, information architecture, and workflows, test with real users, and land designs directly with engineers using Figma and Tailwind within an existing component library.

You’ll own accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA and write clear specs for a remote team, bringing calm focus to a large surface spanning field capture to finance.

Qualifications

• 3+ years designing production UX/UI for dense B2B software,

Responsibilities

• Audit and redesign navigation and information architecture across a platform with 20+ feature domains.
• Design and test flows for wayfinding, search, filters, and multi-step workflows.
• Run usability tests with technicians, coordinators, and back-office users and ship changes.
• Build and maintain patterns in Figma that map to the component library.
• Own accessibility as part of every design: WCAG 2.2 AA contrast, focus order, keyboard paths, touch target sizing.
• Partner with engineers through implementation with no handoff bottlenecks.

Skills

UX design

Information architecture

Usability testing

Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA)

Figma

Tailwind CSS

Tools

GitHub

Tailwind CSS

Figma

Job description

NDT companies coordinate certified technicians, radiation sources, calibrated equipment, inspection procedures, and client deliverables — usually across four or five tools that do not talk to each other. Prism is one platform for all of it: CRM and quoting, job scheduling and dispatch, field capture, quality records, safety and radiation compliance, HR and certification tracking, and invoicing through to accounting.

You will join a small team designing the day-to-day experience for people who are not software people first — technicians in the field, coordinators juggling a full day of dispatch, quality managers auditing hundreds of records. Your job is making a wide, dense product feel like it has one clear path through it instead of twenty. There is no separate frontend team standing between your designs and what ships — you work directly with the engineers building it.

What you’ll do

• Audit and redesign navigation and information architecture across a platform with more than twenty feature domains, from field capture to finance.
• Design and test flows for wayfinding, search, filters, and multi-step workflows so users find what they need without dead ends.
• Run usability tests and structured feedback sessions with real technicians, coordinators, and back-office users, and turn findings into shipped changes, not just a deck.
• Build and maintain patterns in Figma that map cleanly onto the component library engineering already ships with, so designs land as intended.
• Own accessibility as part of every design: WCAG 2.2 AA contrast, focus order, keyboard paths, and touch target sizing.
• Partner directly with engineers through implementation — no handoff limbo, no separate design review gate that slows work down.

Tools and practice

How design actually works here.

Design

• Figma

Research

• Usability testing
• Field observation

Accessibility

• WCAG 2.2 AA
• axe-core
• Keyboard and focus review
• Touch target sizing

Working with engineering

• GitHub pull requests
• Tailwind CSS

What we’re looking for

• 3+ years designing production UX/UI, ideally for a dense operational or B2B software product.
• A portfolio that shows navigation, information architecture, or workflow simplification work, not only visual polish.
• Comfortable running lightweight usability tests and turning findings into a shipped redesign.
• Working knowledge of accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA) as a design constraint, not an afterthought.
• Fluent in Figma, and comfortable designing within an existing component library rather than around it.
• Clear written communication — a remote team runs on the quality of your specs and your notes.
• Legally authorized to work in the United States without visa sponsorship.

Nice to have

• Background designing for field service, industrial, healthcare, or another operationally dense B2B product.
• Experience working directly with a Radix, shadcn, or other headless-component design system.
• Enough front-end fluency to make small CSS or Tailwind changes yourself instead of waiting on an engineer.
• Experience designing role-permissioned software, where the same screen has to work for different roles and scopes.
• Experience simplifying navigation across a large surface with many domains, not a single flow.

Prism NDT is an equal opportunity employer.