Senior UX Designer

Job Description

Description & Requirements
As a UX Designer, you’ll be making the complex simple. Your projects will focus on following existing interactions patterns and inventing new ones. You’ll be working in a fast-paced, fun, Agile environment with passionate Developers and Business Analysts. You’ll be building software that will be seen by millions of users, because of that it is absolutely essential that you have a passion for highly creative user-centered design with an ability to pay close attention to detail and deliver work at the highest quality standards.

Required Skills
What You Will Need:
– Experience in UX or software development
– A portfolio demonstrating your previous work
– Experience working in an Agile environment
– Ability to create User Flows, Journey Maps, Wire-Frames
– Familiarity with design/prototyping tools: Figma, Sketch, Marvel etc.
– Familiarity with user testing: test scripts, session facilitation, analysis
– A solid understanding of Responsive Web Design and Adaptive Web Design
– Must be able to articulate and defend design decisions but can appreciate and grow from constructive feedback.
– Must be highly collaborative and confident.

What Will Put You Ahead?
Preferred Qualifications
– Experience working with SaaS and Angular
– Ability to write UI copy if needed.
– Previous experience working in Hospitality industry is a big plus

A Day In The Life Typically Includes
– Collaborate with Business Analysts to identify user needs and translate them into meaningful design solutions.
– Work directly with Software Developers to define application workflows and screen layouts.
– Champion user experience within the development team and be responsible for applying user-centered design techniques at all stages of the development process.
– Contribute in an Agile environment to produce design specs for multiple scrum teams.
– Work on cross-platform software application and services, including desktop, web, and mobile/tablet devices.
– Create workflow diagrams, wireframes, mock-ups and prototypes to effectively communicate interactions and design ideas.
– Maintain familiarity with products to ensure compatibility and consistency with user workflows shared across product suite.
– Effectively present complex concepts to stakeholders through visual design.