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UX Designer

plan a technologies·Worldwide·Uruguay·mid
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JOB OVERVIEW Plan A Technologies is looking for an experienced UX Designer to help evolve a live casino table-management platform. You will design the on-table dealer experience: the touchscreen Dealer Display and Dealer Antenna interface that dealers use in real time to run player sessions, process buy-ins, fills, credits, and chip transactions, and manage seats and tips at the table. This is high-stakes, transaction-heavy enterprise software operating in a regulated gaming environment, where clarity, speed, and error prevention directly affect the accuracy of every transaction on the floor. The ideal candidate is comfortable designing for purpose-built hardware and complex operational workflows rather than typical consumer web apps, and enjoys the challenge of making dense, money-critical interactions feel simple and glanceable for a dealer working at pace. You will play a pivotal role in both new capability design and the modernization of an established product. Please note: you must have at least 5+ years of UX design experience, specifically in enterprise or operational software environments, to be considered for this role. JOB RESPONSIBILITY User & domain research: Work with dealers, pit supervisors, and casino operations stakeholders to understand real table workflows, edge cases, and pain points; translate findings into actionable design decisions. Design for real-time, transactional workflows: Design flows for buy-in, change, credit, fill, transfer, redemption, issue-token, and tip transactions where accuracy, confirmation, and error recovery are critical. Design for glanceability and speed: Create layouts that a dealer can read and act on at a glance during live play, prioritizing legibility, clear state, and low cognitive load on a compact on-table touchscreen. Handle complex state and player models: Design interactions across rated, known, and anonymous players; seat and position management; and independent vs. shared bets, keeping the interface coherent