UI Architect Conversational AI & SaaS User Management Platforms- Work from Anywhere (India, WFH)

Job Description

UI Architect / Lead Conversational AI & SaaS User Management Platforms

Location: Remote (Anywhere from India, WFH)

Type: Full-time

Experience: 8+ Years in Front-End Architecture & Design

About the Role

[REDACTED] is seeking a seasoned UI Architect / Lead to drive the front-end design and implementation of two core platforms:

  1. A Conversational AI product (Q'Bot) with multi-channel, voice, and IWMS-integrated capabilities.
  2. A User Security Group and License Management SaaS platform for managing users, entitlements, token usage, and license analytics.

You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to shape responsive, secure, and scalable UIs, integrate with AWS and Identity Providers, and lead teams to deliver pixel-perfect and performance-optimized front-end solutions.

Key Responsibilities

Architecture & Design

  • Design and own the UI architecture for both AI-driven chatbot and SaaS user/license management platforms.
  • Establish reusable component libraries using modern UI frameworks (ReactJS/NextJS preferred).
  • Architect responsive, ADA-compliant, mobile-first UIs that are brand-customizable

Implementation & Integration

  • Build customizable chatbot UI skins supporting themes, fonts, dark mode, and embedded views for IWMS portals and mobile apps.
  • Enable multi-channel interfaces including web, mobile, Slack, MS Teams, and WhatsApp.
  • Integrate AWS services like Cognito, Lex, Transcribe for MFA, STT, and voice interactions.
  • Implement real-time dashboards for bot usage, license metrics, and audit logs.

Security & Compliance

  • Implement secure login flows with MFA, RBAC, session timeouts, and re-authentication policies.
  • Work closely with backend teams to enforce GDPR, CCPA, and enterprise-grade encryption standards.
  • Create dashboards with role-based views for Product Admins, Customer Admins, and Users.
  • Enable real-time reporting for bot engagement trends, license and token usage, and system approval workflows.

User Experience & Analytics

Leadership & Collaboration

  • Lead UI development teams, mentor junior developers, and enforce code quality standards.
  • Work with Product Managers, Backend Engineers, UX Designers, and DevOps to ensure end-to-end delivery.

Required Skills & Qualifications

  • 8+ years in UI/UX engineering with at least 3 years in a lead/architect role.
  • Strong proficiency in JavaScript, TypeScript, ReactJS, Tailwind CSS.
  • Experience with AWS UI integration services: Cognito, Transcribe, Lex, Lambda.
  • Familiarity with OAuth2, SSO, and IdP systems like Okta, AD, or AWS Cognito.
  • Knowledge of conversational UI/UX principles, chatbot frameworks, and speech interface design.
  • Experience in building dashboards, analytics tools, and admin consoles.
  • Strong grasp of accessibility (ADA), responsive design, and multi-device testing.
  • Experience with IWMS systems and facility management software integrations.
  • Voice-first UI/UX experience (mobile, smart speakers, etc.).
  • Prior work in SaaS multi-tenant environments with license management features.

Nice to Have

  • Experience with IWMS systems and facility management software integrations.
  • Voice-first UI/UX experience (mobile, smart speakers, etc.).
  • Prior work in SaaS multi-tenant environments with license management features.

Roles & Responsibilities

  • 8+ years in UI/UX engineering with at least 3 years in a lead/architect role
  • Strong proficiency in JavaScript, TypeScript, ReactJS, Tailwind CSS
  • Experience with AWS UI integration services: Cognito, Transcribe, Lex, Lambda
  • Knowledge of conversational UI/UX principles, chatbot frameworks, and speech interface design

Requirements

  • Design and own the UI architecture for both AI-driven chatbot and SaaS user/license management platforms
  • Implement secure login flows with MFA, RBAC, session timeouts, and re-authentication policies
  • Lead UI development teams, mentor junior developers, and enforce code quality standards
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to shape responsive, secure, and scalable UIs
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