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Cybersecurity tools have a reputation for being ugly, confusing, and painful to use. You can change that.
KANSHI is a security operations platform for MSPs - and it needs to be as sharp as the threat intelligence it delivers. We're looking for a designer who thinks in systems, prototypes in Figma like it's a second language, and understands that a beautiful static mock-up means nothing if a developer can't implement it. If that's you, let's build something together.
What You'll Own
Design and prototype real product screens - dashboards, alert flows, onboarding, settings
Build and maintain a living design system that maps directly to our React component library
Create Figma files developers actually want to open - annotated, organized, production-ready
Collaborate with engineers on interaction feasibility and handoff - you'll be in the same room (virtually)
Shape the visual identity of a cybersecurity brand that needs to feel both trustworthy and modern
What You Bring
Figma as your primary tool - and prototyping, not just mockups; flows, hover states, transitions
Design systems thinking - you see components, variants, and tokens, not one-off screens
Handoff literacy - you know what an engineer needs: specs, assets, states, responsive breakpoints
An eye for information hierarchy in data-dense interfaces
Bonus: you've browsed a React component library before and weren't horrified
What Makes This Worth It
Your designs won't sit in a Jira backlog - they'll be implemented, shipped, and used
Direct collaboration with the CEO and CTO; no creative director layers between you and the decision
A portfolio piece that is genuinely a security SaaS product, not a Dribbble concept
Learn what designing for enterprise software actually requires vs. what design school teaches
Letter of recommendation from the CEO for strong performers - tailored and specific, not generic
The Reality
This role is unpaid - we're an early-stage startup and we won't pretend otherwise
We'll invest in you with time, feedback, and mentorship that most junior roles don't offer
Flexible hours, fully remote, outcome-oriented culture
Designers who excel here get first consideration for a paid role as we grow
If you want a portfolio of launched work and mentors who take design seriously - not a company that treats it as decoration - this is your shot.