Principal UI/UX Designer - Analytical Products (Minneapolis preferred, remote eligible)

Role overview Set the user experience direction for enterprise analytics products, spanning dashboards, self-service exploration, and AI-assisted workflows. The designer will make complex, data-rich tools easier to use and help teams present AI-generated insights in ways that support informed, responsible decisions.

Responsibilities - Own experience strategy and UX/UI design for analytics products, from dashboards and data exploration to conversational analytics and AI summaries. - Define how users move between direct analysis, natural-language questions, reviewing generated outputs, and taking action. - Simplify complex concepts and workflows for business users through clear information architecture and interaction design. - Create reusable design patterns for navigation, visualizations, prompts, conversational interactions, trust indicators, feedback, and error handling. - Lead user discovery, workflow mapping, prototyping, usability testing, and iterative design improvements. - Partner with product, engineering, BI, data science, and business teams to shape roadmaps and align product capabilities with user needs. - Set guidance for transparent and responsible AI experiences, including explainability, confidence cues, human review, and appropriate user guardrails. - Advise teams and evolve design-system standards so analytics experiences remain consistent across products.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in a relevant area such as HCI, product or interaction design, psychology, information systems, or computer science. - At least eight years of UX, UI, product, or interaction design experience, with increasing responsibility for complex digital products. - Demonstrated expertise in analytics, dashboards, data visualization, or other data-rich experiences. - Familiarity with conversational analytics, natural-language querying, AI summarization, or agent-assisted workflows. - Strong user research and usability testing experience, especially for enterprise products with complex workflows. - Familiarity with front-end concepts and technical constraints that affect product design. - Current U.S. work authorization; visa sponsorship and international remote work are unavailable.

Nice to have - Experience scaling design systems across products or teams, and working in a large, matrixed organization. - Background in BI, data platforms, semantic layers, governed datasets, or AI-enabled analytics.

Benefits and work setup - Minneapolis is preferred, with remote work eligibility within the United States. - Listed annual salary range: $149,500–$249,300. A total rewards package may include health, retirement, financial well-being, time off, well-being support, perks, and possible annual incentives.