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Senior UX Designer (Enterprise SaaS)
ENFOS | Durham, NC (Onsite – 5 Days/Week)
4815 Emperor Blvd, Suite 360, Durham, NC 27703
About ENFOS:
ENFOS is a profitable, 25-year-old enterprise SaaS company serving many of the world’s leading industrial organizations. Our platform helps finance, accounting, operations, and compliance teams manage complex Environmental Obligations through a centralized system of record built for governance, audit readiness, and operational scale. We operate in the Environmental Obligation Management market, where many enterprises still rely on spreadsheets and fragmented workflows to manage ASC 410 and IAS 37 liabilities. ENFOS is the only enterprise subledger accounting platform purpose-built to address these challenges through integrated financial, scientific, and operational workflows. Our platform supports the full Environmental Obligation lifecycle, from identification through derecognition, while enabling enterprise-grade financial controls, audit defensibility, and cross-functional collaboration. As we modernize the platform for the next generation of enterprise workflows, we are investing heavily in product innovation, AI-enabled capabilities, user experience modernization, and scalable enterprise architecture.
About the Role:
We are looking for a UX Designer to help modernize the user experience across the ENFOS platform. This role will partner closely with Product and Engineering to simplify highly complex financial, operational, and regulatory workflows into scalable, intuitive enterprise experiences. The ideal candidate brings strong systems thinking, enterprise application design expertise, and experience designing data-dense workflows within complex business environments. You will play a key role in shaping design systems, interaction standards, and front-end experience modernization efforts across the platform. Your work will directly influence how enterprise users operate, govern risk, and make critical business decisions within mission-critical workflows.
What You’ll Do:
- Modernize the Enterprise User Experience
The ENFOS platform manages highly complex environmental and financial obligations across global enterprises. Your role is to help modernize how users interact with dense accounting, scientific, and operational data while improving usability across mission-critical workflows. - Design intuitive workflows and interaction models for complex regulatory and governance processes
- Translate accounting, operational, and scientific requirements into scalable user experiences
- Simplify reporting workflows, dashboards, and large-scale data interactions
- Improve usability, accessibility, responsiveness, and consistency across the platform
- Create wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity designs to validate and improve workflows
- Optimize data-heavy interfaces for clarity, speed, and efficiency
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Refine workflows using user feedback, testing, and usage insights
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Establish UX Standards and Design Systems
Help evolve scalable UX standards and reusable UI patterns that support long-term platform modernization. - Contribute to enterprise design systems and reusable component standards
- Define interaction patterns and UX conventions across the application
- Maintain UX documentation and workflow guidelines
- Partner closely with Engineering to ensure implementation quality and consistency
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Advocate for user-centered design throughout the product lifecycle
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Collaborate Across Product and Engineering
Work closely with Product Management and Engineering to improve workflow design, usability, and platform experience quality. - Partner with Product Management on workflow design and usability priorities
- Collaborate with Engineering on front-end behaviors and interaction standards
- Conduct user research, usability testing, and workflow analysis
- Identify workflow inefficiencies and opportunities to improve adoption and operational efficiency
- Contribute to product discovery, refinement, and workflow optimization
Expectations:
You will be evaluated on:
- The usability, scalability, and clarity of workflows delivered across the platform
- Your ability to simplify complex financial and operational processes
- Improvements to UX consistency, interaction quality, and design standards
- Effective collaboration with Product and Engineering teams
- Your ability to independently own UX initiatives from discovery through delivery
- Contributions to platform modernization and front-end experience quality
- The quality of research, testing, and feedback integration into product decisions
What You’ll Need:
Required
- 0-4 years of UX/Product Design experience in enterprise SaaS or complex business applications
- Portfolio demonstrating systems thinking and data-heavy workflow design
- Expertise in interaction design, information architecture, usability, and visual design
- Experience designing complex operational, financial, or workflow-driven applications
- Strong understanding of design systems, accessibility, and responsive UX patterns
- Proficiency with Figma and modern prototyping tools
- Strong communication and stakeholder collaboration skills
- Ability to simplify complex requirements into intuitive experiences
Preferred
- Experience designing for financial systems, compliance workflows, or regulated enterprise environments
- Familiarity with reporting interfaces, dashboards, and large-scale data visualization
- Experience working with React/front-end engineering teams and component-based architectures
- Experience contributing to enterprise design systems
- Exposure to accounting, audit, governance, or regulatory workflows
- Experience operating in high-complexity B2B SaaS environments
Compensation & Benefits:
- Salary range: $110,000 to $130,000
- Flexible PTO
- Comprehensive benefits package
Why ENFOS:
ENFOS is building the category-leading Environmental Obligation Management platform for global industrial enterprises. We combine the stability of a profitable, established enterprise software company with the opportunity to modernize a highly differentiated platform operating in a growing and increasingly complex regulatory market. Our platform sits within mission-critical financial, accounting, operational, and compliance workflows, helping organizations govern complex Environmental Obligations with enterprise-grade audit readiness, financial control, and operational visibility. This creates the opportunity to solve technically challenging problems with meaningful customer impact while helping shape the next generation of Environmental Obligation Management software.
Additional Job Application Terms
This job is part of LinkedIn’s Full-Service Hiring beta program. Eligibility is limited to candidates located in and performing services in the United States, excluding those based in Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, South Carolina, or West Virginia. We’re committed to making our hiring process as smooth and timely as possible, and we understand that waiting to hear back can add to the anticipation. If you’re a potential fit, our team will reach out within two weeks to progress you to the next stage. If you don’t hear from us in that time, we encourage you to explore other opportunities with our team in the future, and we wish you the very best in your job search.
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Match your degree to the role description
PERM requires the employer to prove the job genuinely needs a degree in a specific field. Make sure your UX or HCI degree maps directly to the posted requirements before your employer files, or credential gaps can trigger a denial.
Build a portfolio that documents specialized work
USCIS scrutinizes whether a Senior UX UI Designer role qualifies as a specialty occupation. Assemble case studies showing systems-level design decisions, not just visual deliverables. Evidence of cross-functional leadership strengthens the specialty occupation argument.
Target employers with active PERM filing history
Search for Senior UX UI Designer roles at companies that have filed PERM applications for design roles before. These employers already understand the process and are less likely to withdraw sponsorship mid-filing due to cost or timeline uncertainty.
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Negotiate the PERM start date into your offer
Ask your employer to begin the prevailing wage determination with DOL as soon as your offer is accepted, not after onboarding. Each month of delay pushes your green card priority date further out, which matters most if you were born in India or China.
Verify the job description matches OFLC Wage Search classifications
Your employer's PERM application must use a DOL-recognized job category tied to the correct wage level. Confirm the posted Senior UX UI Designer title aligns with an O*NET occupation code before the prevailing wage request is submitted, or a misclassification can require refiling.
Green Card Senior UX UI Designer: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Senior UX UI Designer role qualify for EB-2 or EB-3 sponsorship?
It depends on how the employer structures the job requirements. If the role requires a master's degree or equivalent in human-computer interaction, interaction design, or a related field, EB-2 is possible. If the role requires a bachelor's degree in a specific design discipline, EB-3 is the standard path. The employer's posted minimum requirements drive the classification, not your actual credentials.
How is PERM green card sponsorship different from H-1B sponsorship for this role?
H-1B visa is a temporary work visa with a hard annual cap and a lottery for most applicants, while PERM-based green card sponsorship leads to permanent residency with no annual cap at the EB-3 level for most countries. The PERM process takes longer, typically one to three years before you receive a green card, but the outcome is lawful permanent residency rather than a status that requires periodic renewal.
What does PERM labor certification require for a Senior UX UI Designer position?
Your employer must conduct a DOL-supervised recruitment process to demonstrate that no equally qualified U.S. worker is available for the role. The job description submitted to DOL must reflect the actual minimum requirements, and the offered salary must meet or exceed the prevailing wage determined through the OFLC Wage Search. Any mismatch between the job ad and the PERM filing can result in denial or audit.
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Migrate Mate lets you search specifically for Senior UX UI Designer roles at employers with verified EB-2 and EB-3 sponsorship history, so you're not guessing which companies are open to PERM sponsorship. Filtering by role and sponsorship type narrows your search to employers who have already navigated this process for design positions.
Does my country of birth affect how long my EB-3 green card will take?
Yes. Nationals born in India and China face multi-year backlogs for EB-3 because demand from those countries far exceeds the annual per-country allocation. Nationals born in most other countries, including those in Europe, Africa, and Latin America, typically wait far less time. Your country of birth, not citizenship, determines your place in the priority date queue, so checking the USCIS Visa Bulletin early helps you set realistic expectations.