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Senior CX/UX Designer – AI Innovation for Tax & Accounting
Wolters KluwerSenior CX/UX Designer designing AI-powered experiences for tax and accounting workflows. Collaborating with teams to improve user experiences and ensure compliance in regulated environments.
Posted 5/10/2026full-timeCoppell • Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Texas • 🇺🇸 United StatesSenior💰 $85,600 - $149,400 per yearWebsite
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead the design of user-facing agentic workflows for tax and accounting professionals, including AI-driven tax planning, scenario analysis, and projection-based experiences, and deliver high-fidelity prototypes for complex projects such as predictive UX and conversational interfaces
- Collaborate with research partners to plan and conduct comprehensive user research studies and usability tests focused on planning, what-if analysis, and decision confidence.
- Create tax and accounting solutions tailored for compliance-heavy environments in North America, with an understanding of planning considerations across filing status, income, deductions, and future events.
- Synthesize research findings into actionable design recommendations.
- Develop and uphold design systems and ensure consistency across products.
- Mentor junior team members and provide constructive feedback on their work.
- Drive collaboration with product managers, engineers, and other stakeholders as part of the empowered product team to align design goals with business objectives and bring designs to life.
- Drive the iterative design process based on user feedback and usability testing.
- Stay up to date with the latest UX design trends and technologies.
- Present and defend design decisions based on user research and best practices.
- Ensure adherence to financial data privacy, security, and WCAG accessibility standards.
Requirements
What you’ll need- 2yr+ minimum in role plus 1yr+ (AI Innovation)
- Strong ability to create high-fidelity interactive prototypes.
- Proven experience designing AI-powered user experiences for enterprise applications.
- Familiarity with agentic workflows, automation principles, ML concepts, and systems design.
- Expertise in enterprise UX for regulated domains, with tax planning, compliance, or accounting experience preferred.
- Strong understanding of data privacy, compliance, and ethical AI.
- Advanced skills in creating detailed and user-centered wireframes and user flows.
- Proficiency in planning, conducting, and analyzing comprehensive user research studies.
- Working knowledge of front-end development concepts such as HTML, CSS, and component-based systems, and experience using AI-assisted tools to prototype interactions and accelerate iteration.
- Expertise in leading usability tests and deriving impactful design insights.
- Advanced prototyping and design system integration skills.
- Experience facilitating design thinking workshops and JTBD mapping.
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills to align cross-functional efforts.
- Advanced skills in presenting design rationale and user research findings.
- Competence in designing accessible user experiences according to standards.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Medical, Dental, & Vision Plans
- 401(k)
- FSA/HSA
- Commuter Benefits
- Tuition Assistance Plan
- Vacation and Sick Time
- Paid Parental Leave
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Hard Skills & Tools
high-fidelity prototypesAI-powered user experiencesagentic workflowsautomation principlesmachine learning conceptsenterprise UXdata privacycompliancewireframesuser flows
Soft Skills
mentoringcollaborationcommunicationteamworkdesign rationale presentationuser research analysisconstructive feedbackiterative design processfacilitating design thinking workshopsdefending design decisions