UX Designer

Job Description

Job Description

About Us:

Lovelace AI was born from the desire to apply state of the art AI and systems engineering to the question of human safety, especially in dangerous conditions such as conflict, disaster response, anti-terrorism and deterrence against AIs designed by adversaries to harm civilians.

How many lives can be saved by taming the information overload, confusion and conflicting priorities experienced by the people responsible for dealing with dangerous situations around the world? We believe the answer is potentially dramatic, and we are determined to create a team with the wisdom, skills, brainpower, thoughtfulness and experience to make this vision real.

Job Summary:

• As a UX Designer at Lovelace AI, your primary responsibilities will include designing the look, feel, branding and flow of a suite of front ends for safety critical ai tools

Key Responsibilities:

• Collaborate with product managers, engineers, and other stakeholders to understand user requirements and business objectives.
• Conduct user research, including interviews, surveys, and usability testing, to gain insights into user needs and behaviors.
• Create wireframes, mockups, and GenAI-aided prototypes to communicate design concepts and solutions.
• Design user interfaces for web-based and mobile applications, considering usability principles, accessibility guidelines, and industry best practices.
• Work with development teams to implement designs and ensure a consistent user experience across platforms.
• Iterate on designs based on user feedback and usability testing results.
• Stay current with UX trends, tools, and technologies, and share knowledge with the team.
• Once familiar with our users and use cases, form a strong coherent branding opinion.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Design, Human-Computer Interaction, or related field.
• 3+ years of experience in UX/UI design, preferably in the defense or government sector.
• Proficiency in design tools such as Sketch, Adobe XD, or Figma.
• Strong understanding of user-centered design principles and methodologies.
• Experience with user research techniques, including usability testing and user interviews.
• Knowledge of accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG) and experience designing accessible interfaces.
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance (if required).
• Must be a US Citizen.

Preferred Skills:

• Experience designing for complex enterprise or government systems.
• Previous experience designing sophisticated GIS user interfaces.
• Experience designing video game interfaces is a plus.
• Knowledge of military or defense industry standards and protocols.

Benefits:

LovelaceAI offers competitive compensation packages, comprehensive benefits. We provide a supportive and inclusive work environment where your skills and expertise can make a significant impact on the safety and security of our communities.

Lovelace’s founding team includes:

Andrew Moore, who has a track record of building impactful AI systems, designing them with human rights impact assessments as a top priority, leading the AI division of one of the world’s foremost cloud companies, and actively participating in machine learning and AI research over the past two decades.

Brendan Dunne, a career Special Operations veteran and retired Army officer who has led high performing cross functional teams the past 20 years in the country’s premier national mission force. He was most recently in charge of US Special Operations Command’s Global Analytics Platform (aka the GAP), one of DoD’s leading technology platforms.

Toby Smith, well known in the Pittsburgh Tech community for his engineering leadership and design skills, and who has led many of the most ambitious and complex system infrastructure projects in Google Pittsburgh and NetApp.

Here is a note from Andrew Moore to people who are reading these Job Postings:

“Hi folks, I’m so glad you are potentially interested in Lovelace AI. This area means a lot to me because while I am an AI optimist, I also think that we technologists owe it to a rightly skeptical world to show that modern intelligent systems can actually be useful. Usefulness comes in many guises: from life sciences to education and from transportation to entertainment and many others. For many of us, security and public safety is also very high on that list. That reasoning leads to this conclusion: I’m determined to make sure that the people building Lovelace AI gain a lot from the experience, including the chance to solve fascinating problems in computer science, AI, business development, customer success and product management. I also hope that we all learn from each other in a highly enriching work environment. But my main hope is that we have a shared sense of accomplishment as we see an increasing number of national security and public safety domains made safer through sensible and robust use of advanced computer science."

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