VidRush is hiring for a position of UI/UX Designer in Remote

Vidrush is building a modern creator tool that helps users produce and edit video content faster with AI.

We’re growing quickly and shipping fast — and now we need someone who can turn a fast-evolving product into a cohesive, intuitive, premium-quality application.

Our product is powerful, but UX clarity and consistency matter more than ever as we scale.

We’re hiring a UX/UI Designer who can work like an extension of the product + engineering team.

You’ll own product UI and UX workflows across the app — especially:

1. dashboard and control flows

   
   
2. 
   

   onboarding

3. configuration + settings

   
   

4. multi-step creation flows

5. the editor experience

   
   

This role is ideal for someone who can move fast on small features with quick turnaround, while also thinking strategically about modular design systems and long-term UX architecture.

We do NOT need a landing page designer.

We need someone who is great at product UI and workflow clarity.

1) Improve UX Clarity

1. Simplify workflows and reduce user confusion

2. Design step-by-step flows that feel intuitive even for beginners

   
   

3. Improve information architecture: what goes where, what’s visible when, what’s hidden until needed

4. Ensure features are discoverable without overwhelming users

   
   

2) Design a Modular, Scalable UI System

1. Build a cohesive design foundation that scales as we ship new features

   
   

2. Create UI patterns and components that prevent “patchwork” design over time

3. Establish consistent behaviors across the product so we don’t need frequent full redesigns

   
   

4. Maintain a premium visual feel without sacrificing speed and usability

3) Ship Fast, With Developers

1. Prototype quickly in Figma for small features and UX improvements

2. Collaborate directly with devs for rapid iterations and implementation-ready designs

   
   

3. Provide clear handoff: components, states, edge cases, and interactions

4. Work in weekly cycles: design → ship → iterate

   
   

4) Own Big Projects When Needed

1. 
   

   Lead long-term redesign efforts in phases (e.g., editor UX improvements, onboarding revamp, navigation/structure redesign)

   
   
   

2. Break complex redesigns into shippable iterations

3. Keep the product usable and improving continuously — not stuck in months-long design cycles

   
   

Most Important

1. Strong UX/UI design experience for dashboards, workflow products, or SaaS tools

   
   

2. Able to move quickly: fast iteration, fast prototypes, fast shipping

3. High autonomy: can take vague requirements and turn them into clear solutions

   
   

4. Excellent at designing for beginner users without oversimplifying power-user workflows

5. Strong collaboration: you work closely with devs and adjust based on constraints

   
   

6. Strong taste: premium UI polish, attention to spacing/typography/layout/interaction details

7. Strong thinking around UX behavior: the “how it works,” not just how it looks

   
   

You’re likely a fit if…

1. You’ve designed complex product UIs (not just marketing sites)

   
   

2. You’ve worked in early-stage startups or fast-paced product teams

3. You can make complex tools feel simple and obvious

   
   

4. You can design systems that stay cohesive as features grow

1. Experience designing “conversational UX” or assistant-style workflows

   
   

2. Experience with creator tools or video-related products

3. Familiarity with design systems and scalable component libraries

   
   

4. Experience designing editor-like interfaces (timeline, multi-panel UI, complex interaction states)

5. Understanding of onboarding and user education patterns without “tutorial overload”

   
   

1. Small team, high ownership

2. We ship quickly and iterate weekly

   
   

3. Designers collaborate directly with engineering (no “throw it over the wall”)

4. We want a product that feels premium and intuitive — not confusing or patchwork

   
   

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