Product Designer - UI/UX

ROLE: PRODUCT DESIGNER-UI/UXLOCATION: DLF CORPORATE GREENS, Sector 74A, GurugramCTC: 3 to 4.2 LPA (based on assignment & interview)2+ Years of ExperienceFULL TIME | ON SITE | Mon-Fri(WFO), Sat(WFH) | 10 AM-7 PMABOUT BRIBOOKSBriBooks is an AI-powered creative writing and publishing platform for K–12 students. It helps children write, create and publish books—turning them from content consumers into creators. The experience brings together students, parents, teachers, schools and administrators across different age groups, educational environments and geographies.ABOUT THE ROLEWe are looking for a thoughtful, hands-on Product Designer who can make complex learning and creation experiences feel simple, intuitive and engaging. BriBooks will be your primary product, and you will also contribute to the user experience of BriSharks, BriMinds, BriMath and BriFinance. This role goes beyond making screens look good: you will identify user problems, shape journeys, prototype solutions, work with engineering and improve experiences based on evidence.WHAT YOU'LL DOOwn and continuously improve end-to-end UI/UX for BriBooks across responsive web and mobile journeys.Design user flows for onboarding, writing, publishing, discovery, engagement and conversion.Create wireframes, prototypes, interaction designs and polished UI; explain decisions to Product and Engineering.Design for children across age groups, parents, teachers, school leaders and administrators.Consider how learning behaviours, language, cultural context, geography and digital maturity affect the experience.Design AI-enabled interactions such as writing assistance, recommendations, feedback, personalisation and conversational guidance.Use modern AI tools to accelerate research, ideation, prototyping and iteration while applying independent design judgement.Build and maintain reusable components, design systems and interaction patterns across products.Conduct or support user interviews, usability testing and design validation; use product data and customer feedback to identify friction.Collaborate with Product, Engineering, Content, Customer Support and leadership; support UX across BriSharks, BriMinds, BriMath and BriFinance.WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FORAt least 2 years of professional experience in UI/UX Design or Product Design.A strong portfolio showing real digital products, your contribution, design process, decisions and outcomes. Portfolio is mandatory.Strong understanding of UX principles, information architecture, user journeys and interaction design.Strong UI craft: visual hierarchy, typography, layout, responsive design and consistency.Hands-on proficiency with Figma and modern prototyping tools. Ability to work effectively with product managers and developers, including design handoff and implementation QA.Clear communication and the ability to explain why a design should work—not just what it looks like.Curiosity about AI and evidence of actively experimenting with AI tools in the design workflow.GOOD TO HAVEExperience in EdTech, consumer technology, gaming, creator platforms, children’s products or other high-engagement digital products.Experience designing for children, parents, teachers, schools or users across different cultures and geographies.Experience with AI-powered products, design systems, usability research or product analytics.THE MINDSET WE VALUEYou notice friction others overlook, ask good questions before jumping into screens, simplify complicated workflows, welcome feedback and take ownership from problem discovery through implementation. You use AI to improve your work—not as a substitute for design thinking.WHY JOIN US?You’ll work on products used by students and educators, influence real product decisions and contribute across a learning ecosystem spanning creative writing, entrepreneurship, AI education, mathematics and financial literacy. Help shape how the next generation learns, creates and builds confidence.HOW TO APPLYPlease share your CV, LinkedIn profile and portfolio. Also include one digital product you are proud of and a short answer to: “What makes great UX for a 10-year-old different from great UX for an adult?” on HCM@BRIBOOKS.COM