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. 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.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
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