UI/UX Designer

MagnovaLabs is growing — and we're looking for a UI/UX Designer to join our team. We're looking for someone who can turn ideas and requirements into clean, intuitive, modern digital experiences

— from early wireframes to polished, developer-ready designs. This is a

full-time, permanent, on-site role for someone who wants to take real ownership of the design process and work closely with developers. What you'll be working on

• Designing websites and web applications
• Creating wireframes, user flows and high-fidelity UI designs
• Working extensively in Figma
• Designing responsive experiences for desktop, tablet and mobile
• Creating and maintaining reusable components and design systems
• Establishing typography, spacing, grids and visual hierarchy
• Translating requirements into practical user experiences
• Working closely with developers during implementation
• Reviewing implemented designs and ensuring accurate design-to-code execution
• Iterating based on feedback, usability and technical constraints
• Improving existing interfaces and creating new experiences from scratch What we're looking for

Must have:

• Strong hands-on experience with Figma
• Good understanding of UI/UX principles
• Strong understanding of typography, spacing, layout and visual hierarchy
• Experience designing responsive websites and web applications
• Understanding of components, variants and design systems
• Ability to create structured, developer-friendly designs
• Strong attention to detail
• Ability to understand requirements and turn them into thoughtful design solutions
• Good communication and collaboration skills
• A strong portfolio demonstrating real UI/UX work

Nice to have:

• Basic understanding of HTML & CSS
• Experience working closely with frontend developers
• Understanding of accessibility and usability
• Experience with design systems
• Experience with Webflow or similar tools
• Basic understanding of frontend limitations and implementation What matters to us We aren't looking for someone who simply makes screens look beautiful. We want a designer who understands

how and why an interface works . You should care about: → User experience → Simplicity → Visual hierarchy → Consistency → Responsiveness → Accessibility → Design systems → Developer handoff You should also be comfortable receiving feedback, challenging assumptions when necessary, and iterating until the design is right.