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HMH

Senior UX Designer

HMH

. Independently own complex features and end-to-end workflows from problem framing through implementation .

Posted 11/6/2026full-timeBoston • Massachusetts • United StatesSenior💰 $90,000 - $109,000 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in UX design by leading complex projects from problem framing to delivery, with a strong focus on user-centered design principles and collaboration across diverse teams. Proficient in creating intuitive workflows and high-quality UI while adhering to accessibility standards and leveraging emerging design tools.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Senior UX DesignerU.S. K–12 Education KnowledgeInformation ArchitectureAccessible Design PracticesPrototyping and Wireframing

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Hard Skills
UX DesignWorkflow DesignInformation ArchitectureInteraction ModelsPrototypingHigh-Quality UI DesignDesign SystemsUser Evidence SynthesisTechnical Constraints AnalysisInclusive Design
Soft Skills
CollaborationCommunicationMentorshipFacilitationProblem-Solving
Tools & Technologies
AI Design ToolsEmerging Design ToolsPrototyping ToolsDesign Systems
Industry Keywords
K–12 EducationWCAG StandardsUser-Centered DesignStakeholder EngagementDistributed Teams

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Independently own complex features and end-to-end workflows from problem framing through implementation
  • Synthesize user evidence, product strategy, business context, and technical constraints to identify root problems and define experience direction
  • Apply U.S. K–12 education knowledge to design decisions
  • Explore multiple solution paths, communicate tradeoffs, and connect tactical decisions to the broader product ecosystem
  • Partner with UX Research and use qualitative and quantitative evidence to challenge assumptions, reduce risk, and improve decisions
  • Design intuitive workflows that reduce friction and account for system states, permissions, errors, edge cases, and varying user needs
  • Create information architecture, interaction models, wireframes, prototypes, and high-quality UI
  • Use prototypes to explore ideas, align teams, validate solutions, and reduce implementation risk
  • Champion accessible and inclusive design practices aligned with WCAG and HMH standards
  • Work within design systems, reusing, adapting, or contributing scalable patterns
  • Partner with Engineering to communicate design intent and maintain quality through implementation
  • Build partnerships with Product, Engineering, Research, Curriculum, Data, and other stakeholders
  • Facilitate workshops, critiques, and decision-making conversations
  • Communicate complex design concepts, tradeoffs, and recommendations to technical and non-technical audiences
  • Collaborate across distributed teams, cultures, disciplines, and time zones
  • Drive work through successful delivery while managing dependencies, changing requirements, and competing constraints
  • Maintain a high bar for quality while focusing on meaningful user and product outcomes
  • Use approved AI and emerging design tools for exploration, synthesis, prototyping, and production
  • Provide feedback and mentorship to other designers and contribute to the UX practice

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Experienced Senior UX Designer capable of independently leading complex UX problems from framing through delivery
  • Understanding of U.S. K–12 education and the needs of educators, students, and administrators
  • Ability to synthesize user evidence, product strategy, business context, and technical constraints
  • Experience designing intuitive workflows accounting for system states, permissions, errors, edge cases, and varying user needs
  • Proficiency in information architecture, interaction models, wireframes, prototypes, and high-quality UI design
  • Knowledge of accessible and inclusive design practices aligned with WCAG and HMH standards
  • Ability to work effectively within established design systems and contribute scalable patterns
  • Ability to partner closely with Engineering to communicate design intent and maintain implementation quality
  • Ability to collaborate across distributed teams, cultures, disciplines, and time zones
  • Ability to use approved AI and emerging design tools with appropriate human judgment