Role Type: UI Designer / Product Design
Location: Singapore
Experience Required: 5–7 years
About the Role
The UI Designer will drive interface design for a volunteer management system, covering end-to-end workflows that support coordinators, administrators, and volunteers. The role focuses on delivering clear, usable, and accessible UI across responsive and data-heavy screens, establishing consistent patterns and components, and partnering with product, research, and engineering to take designs from concept through implementation. You will apply practical accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1) and contribute reusable patterns back to the government design system where relevant.
Key Responsibilities
- Design UI screens and end-to-end flows across key user journeys for the volunteer management system
- Translate product requirements and research insights into concrete, usable interface designs
- Design for multiple user groups (coordinators, administrators, volunteers), accounting for differing needs and contexts
- Establish and maintain consistent UI patterns, components, and interaction behaviours across the system
- Plan and run usability testing to validate interface decisions; synthesise findings into design improvements
- Ensure interfaces meet accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1) and inclusive design practices in day-to-day delivery
- Partner with research, product, and engineering to move designs from concept to build, including handoff and implementation support
- Contribute reusable patterns/components back to the government design system where relevant
Preferred Skills
- Minimum 5 years of UI or product design experience, with a portfolio of shipped digital products
- Strong UI craft across layout, typography, hierarchy, and interaction design, including responsive and data-heavy interfaces
- Advanced Figma capability, including componentisation and design tokens
- Hands-on usability testing experience—planning, facilitation, synthesis, and iteration based on findings
- Practical fluency in accessibility and inclusive design (WCAG 2.1; ARIA-aware design considerations)
- Advantage: experience designing workflow/management systems (dashboards, records, scheduling, admin tools)
- Advantage: experience contributing to or working with a design system in a multi-team environment
- Strong communication and stakeholder management—able to explain design rationale and trade-offs to technical and non-technical audiences