• Building and evolving design systems for iOS, Android, and mobile web • Creating prototypes and communicating microinteractions to the team • Running user research: interviews, usability tests, A/B tests • Shaping product decisions using both UX and product metrics • Owning design from ideation to measurable impact

• Shape the core platform and create seamless, delightful experiences for people researching, managing, insuring, and leveraging their alternative-asset portfolios • Drive user-centric thinking • Navigate ambiguity • Operate across altitudes • Turn insight into action • Elevate the craft • Champion AI-first design • Collaborate deeply • Grow the Design System

• Responsible for ensuring the designed software delivers a positive user experience, ensuring users are satisfied when interacting with the offered services and that those services are accessible. • Create layouts that adapt to different devices and screen sizes, ensuring a consistent experience across formats; • Create visually appealing designs for user interfaces, considering design principles such as layout, typography, color, and icons; • Implement visually appealing user interface designs; • Design interactive elements and animations that enhance the user experience and provide visual feedback; • Use design tools such as Adobe XD, Sketch, Figma or others to create wireframes, layouts, and visual assets; • Participate in usability testing to evaluate the effectiveness of the design in terms of usability and user experience; • Integrate design practices that make the user interface accessible to users with different abilities and needs.

• Learn — Our users are niche experts with years of training. You’ll continuously map what feels like friction vs. delight to them — and how that ties to the mental models behind their professional habits. • Scale — What small change improves usability fastest? When should a component join the design system — for quality, and to help engineers ship faster? How do we bring a feature to a new market with minimal localization cost? • Innovate — What’s the minimum design that tests a new hypothesis or job-to-be-done? How can design unblock hard engineering iterations, or capture cleaner user feedback? • Validate — Shipping fast isn’t enough. You’ll define the quantitative and qualitative signals that tell us whether an improvement worked, build conviction from the result, and share it back with the team. • Promote — The best features sell themselves, but a launch often needs a push. From time to time you may shape the assets, tone, and story that help our commercial team bring a new feature to market.