UI/UX Designer - Dallas, TX

Design intuitive co-working experiences for users interacting with autonomous agents. Create visual patterns for transparency and seamless workflows that allow users to monitor and intervene in agent tasks.

Responsibilities

• Designing for Transparency (Chain of Thought): create visual patterns that allow users to see how an agent is thinking and why it made a specific decision
• Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) Workflows: design seamless 'intervention points' where an agent pauses to ask for permission, clarification, or feedback before taking high-stakes actions
• Dynamic & Generative UI: develop interfaces that adapt in real-time based on the agent's current task—moving away from static menus toward context-aware components
• Trust & Error UX: design how the system handles 'hallucinations' or failures
• Multi-modal Interaction: craft experiences that fluidly transition between text (chat), voice, and 'canvas' environments where agents and humans can work on the same document or data set simultaneously
• Prototyping 'Agency': use tools like Figma, Protopie, or low-code AI frameworks to prototype complex sequences where the software takes multiple steps autonomously

Requirements

• 7+ years in UI/UX Design
• A portfolio showcasing complex workflows, SaaS platforms, or (ideally) AI-driven interfaces
• A deep understanding of how LLMs work, including concepts like latency, token streaming, and the probabilistic nature of AI responses
• Systemic thinking: ability to design 'states' rather than just 'screens'—understanding that the UI must reflect whether an agent is idle, thinking, searching, executing, or stuck
• Information architecture: expertise in organizing high-density information (logs, data sources, citations) into clean, digestible visual hierarchies

Key Skills

• Strong UI/UX design skills
• AI literacy: understanding of LLMs, latency, token streaming, and probabilistic nature of AI responses
• Systemic thinking: ability to design 'states' rather than just 'screens'
• Information architecture: expertise in organizing high-density information
• Psychology of design: familiarity with the 'uncanny valley' and the psychology of trust/automation bias in human-AI collaboration
• Figma (or similar tools)
• Protopie (or similar tools)
• Low-code AI frameworks
• Complex workflows
• SaaS platforms
• AI-driven interfaces
• Human-computer interaction (HCI) standards
• Autonomous agents
• Machine learning

Benefits

• Medical, vision, and dental benefits
• 401k retirement plan
• Variable pay/incentives
• Paid time off
• Paid holidays