Atorie is hiring: UI/UX Designer — Atorie (Los Angeles / Remote) in Los Angeles

Atorie

Atorie is redefining the future of luxury. We connect top high‑end factories directly with consumers through premium design, technology, and storytelling. Our mission is to make true luxury accessible by cutting out middlemen, using AI to forecast demand, and empowering world‑class OBM factories to build their own brands on our platform. Backed by leading investors, we’re scaling fast and crafting a new global standard for how luxury is created, priced, and experienced.

UI/UX Designer

We’re now looking for a world‑class UI/UX designer to elevate our product experience across web and mobile and help define the visual language of a category‑defining company.

What you’ll do

• Design intuitive, elegant, conversion‑focused interfaces for web and mobile
• Build wireframes, user flows, prototypes, and polished production‑ready UI
• Develop and maintain Atorie’s design system and brand identity
• Collaborate with product, engineering, and content teams to bring ideas to life
• Design landing pages, product detail pages, onboarding flows, dashboards, and creator tools
• Translate complex backend systems into simple, beautiful user experiences
• Push the boundaries of premium digital fashion and commerce experiences

What we’re looking for

• A strong portfolio that shows exceptional visual and UX thinking
• Experience designing e‑commerce, marketplace, or consumer apps (strong plus)
• Ability to work fast, iterate, and maintain high craft
• Deep understanding of luxury, fashion, and modern visual aesthetics
• Passion for simplicity, clarity, and user‑centered design
• Strong Figma skills and comfort working in a fast‑paced environment

Why Atorie

You’ll help craft the product experience of a brand that’s reshaping the luxury industry. This is a chance to design at the frontier blending fashion, technology, and storytelling, and to build products that will be used by millions.

Seniority level

• Entry level

Employment type

• Full‑time