Learntastic

UX Designer

Remote
Full Time
Mid Level

About LearnTastic


LearnTastic is a fast-growing online education platform providing accredited continuing-education and compliance courses for professionals across industries—from healthcare and construction to HR and education. With more than 1,000 courses and over a million learners served, LearnTastic is redefining accessible, self-paced learning. Our mission is to make professional development simple, engaging, and impactful—anytime, anywhere.

As part of our dynamic team, you’ll help shape the learning experiences that empower individuals and organizations nationwide. At LearnTastic, great design isn’t just about usability—it’s about transforming how people learn and grow.

Role Overview

We’re looking for a UX Designer who is deeply passionate about understanding users, simplifying complexity, and creating intuitive, evidence-based experiences. This role is focused purely on user research, journey mapping, information architecture, and concept validation — not UI design.

You’ll work closely with product managers, data analysts, and design operations teams to shape seamless user flows and system experiences that are both meaningful and effective.

Key Responsibilities

  • Participate in discovery workshops and translate findings into actionable UX strategies.
  • Create user journeys, personas, and experience blueprints to guide design decisions.
  • Map and optimize complex workflows, interactions, and end-to-end service experiences.
  • Conduct user research, interviews, and usability testing to identify insights and validate solutions.
  • Collaborate closely with UI designers and product managers to ensure clarity between experience and interface layers.
  • Analyze feedback, behavioral data, and performance metrics to continuously refine UX solutions.
  • Maintain design documentation, workflows, and deliverables that align with project goals and timelines.

Requirements & Qualifications

  • 3+ years of experience as a UX Designer or similar role.
  • Strong foundation in user research, information architecture, and service design.
  • Proven ability to simplify complex systems into intuitive and logical user experiences.
  • Excellent communication skills — able to clearly present rationale, findings, and design logic.
  • Comfortable working in agile, fast-paced, and collaborative environments.
  • Proficiency in UX tools such as Figma, FigJam, Miro, or equivalent.

Nice to Have

  • Experience in B2B SaaS or enterprise-level systems.
  • Understanding of analytics tools and how to integrate data insights into UX decisions.
  • Background in usability testing or design research methodologies.

What We Value

  • Curiosity and a user-first mindset.
  • A balance of analytical thinking and creative problem-solving.
  • The ability to connect business goals with user needs.
  • Clear, confident communication and presentation skills.

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