Senior UI/UX Designer (Promo)

Description:

Phenomenon Studio is a full-cycle design and development company founded in 2019. We help startups and small to medium-sized businesses build and scale products across Healthcare, EdTech, SaaS, and FinTech industries. Recognized with 30+ industry awards, we deliver high-quality solutions that combine creativity, technology, and business impact.

We’re looking for a talented, creative, and independent full-time Senior UI/UX Designer. You’ll work on designing and improving websites and landing pages, preparing specifications for developers, and collaborating closely with the development team to ensure high-quality execution.

Advantages of the role:

  • We often submit our websites to prestigious competitions such as Awwwards, FWA, and CSS Design Awards, giving your work the opportunity to gain recognition and earn industry awards
  • We have a design community of more than 30 designers, so you’ll be able to share ideas, get feedback, discuss trends, and grow together with like-minded professionals
  • You will have a mentor who will always be there to help

Requirements:

  • 4+ years of commercial experience in UX/UI design
  • A strong promo-focused portfolio (websites, landing pages)
  • Experience conducting basic research (competitive analysis, UX audit)
  • Ability to form hypotheses and support them with data
  • Strong proficiency in Figma (tokens, autolayout, variables, prototyping, etc.)
  • Ability to use AI tools to generate assets for websites
  • Ability to create designs that meet client needs
  • Great attention to detail and a passion for clean, functional, and user-centered design
  • B2 English level. Ability to present and explain design decisions in English

Responsibilities:

  • Design websites and landing pages (about 80% of the time)
  • Conduct research (competitor analysis, UX audit, etc.)
  • Create page structures and sitemaps
  • Design wireframes
  • Prepare specifications for developers, including descriptions of block behavior, animations, and other interaction logic
  • Conduct design QA to validate visual consistency after development
  • Work on internal tasks, such as improving the studio website or creating website concepts (no banners or graphic design tasks, as we have dedicated graphic designers for that)

Would be a plus:

  • Live websites that have received awards
  • Experience working with analytics tools (Google Analytics, Hotjar, Mixpanel, etc.)

Work conditions:

  • Remote work format and flexible schedule
  • Autonomy in work, opportunity to build processes, and grow within the company
  • Individual development plan and annual performance review
  • Workshops and playgrounds for continuous learning
  • Compensation for subject-matter training
  • Corporate English classes
  • Access to IT Loyalty Club
  • Accounting support
  • 18 working days of annual leave
  • 7 working days of sick leave and 7 working days of unpaid leave
  • All national public holidays off

Recruitment process: Recruitment interview — Technical interview — Test task (optional)

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