UI/UX Designer / Mid-Senior

Role Summary

AeTrade Group is recruiting qualified technology professionals to support the development and deployment of AeTrust, a digital financial services platform designed to advance financial inclusion, digital inclusion, MSME empowerment, secure payments, and sustainable business growth.

AeTrust will support wallet services, merchant payments, digital onboarding, KYC workflows, payment integrations, operational dashboards, and future integration with AeTrade Group’s wider ecosystem, including Sokokuu and AeLearning.

We are seeking professionals who can build secure, scalable, reliable, and user-centered digital financial products for high-trust and high-impact use cases.

AeTrade Group is seeking a UI/UX Designer / Mid-Senior to own the design system and product experience across AeTrust web, mobile, and admin platforms. The successful candidate will design intuitive, consistent, accessible, and user-centered experiences for high-trust digital financial services.

The role will also support the extension of the design system to future AeTrade Group products, including Sokokuu and AeLearning.

Key Responsibilities

• Own end-to-end product design across web, mobile, and admin platforms.
• Design user flows, wireframes, prototypes, interface screens, and interaction patterns.
• Build and maintain a scalable design system, including components, tokens, patterns, and documentation.
• Design high-trust user journeys for wallet, payments, transfers, KYC, onboarding, dashboards, review workflows, and admin tools.
• Work directly with engineers throughout implementation, not only at handoff.
• Conduct user research, usability testing, and feedback review where possible.
• Ensure designs are clear, usable, accessible, and suitable for emerging-market users.
• Support design consistency across AeTrust, Sokokuu, AeLearning, and future AeTrade Group products.
• Collaborate with product, engineering, operations, compliance, and business teams.
• Design for real-world constraints, including low-end devices, data cost sensitivity, low digital literacy, and trust-building needs.