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Sensor Tower · 5 days ago

Senior UX Designer

Canada

Full-time

Remote

Senior Level

6+ years exp

Sensor Tower is hiring a Senior UX Designer to work on Pathmatics & App Advertising Insights, products used to analyze digital advertising spend, creatives, channels, and competitive strategies. The role involves owning UX design for key areas of these products and collaborating closely with Product and Engineering teams to create clear, usable experiences in a complex, data-rich environment.

AnalyticsBig DataConsumer ResearchEmerging MarketsMarket ResearchPredictive AnalyticsProduct Research

Comp. & Benefits

Responsibilities

Own UX design for key areas of the Pathmatics and App Advertising Insights products

Design and iterate on complex workflows involving spend data, creatives, channels, and competitive analysis

Create clear, usable experiences across tables, charts, timelines, and creative libraries

Partner closely with Product Managers to frame problems, refine requirements, and prioritize usability

Collaborate with Engineering to ensure designs are feasible, scalable, and performant

Apply and evolve Sensor Tower’s design system to support consistency across analytics products

Balance analytical depth, usability, and technical constraints in design decisions

Participate in design reviews and help raise UX quality across the platform

Qualification

UX designInteraction designFigmaB2B product designDesign systemsUsability testingAccessibility best practicesAxureAdvertising analyticsExploratory analysisProblem-solving skills

Required

6+ years of experience as a UX Designer or Product Designer

Strong UX, interaction design, and problem-solving skills

Proven experience designing B2B, SaaS, analytics, or ad-tech products

Comfort owning work independently and operating in ambiguous problem spaces

Proficiency in Figma

Experience working within and contributing to design systems

Applicants must have a current portfolio showcasing relevant product or UX work. For candidates with confidentiality constraints, we're open to reviewing redacted case studies or discussing relevant work examples during the interview process