Job Description

Following the full design process, from conducting market research to conceptualizing and designing a product for the company. Highly analytical, creative, and consistently demonstrates high-quality design, writing, and presentation skills. Confident to justify design decisions based on a thorough understanding of user-centered design methodologies. Understanding & implementing research methodologies Able to take user interviews and deduct insights that help the product & business An amazing portfolio that demonstrates the use of creative and novel solutions to solve complex problems. Assisting with the development of product design strategy. Determining customer goals and defining the product interactions necessary to achieve them. Compiling user, business, and technical requirements to create product information architecture. Creating wireframes and prototypes that illustrate key product interactions. Working with the core design team to develop layout and visuals. Collaborating with the product development team to ensure an efficient customer journey. Conducting product testing to identify problems and areas for improvement within the customer experience. Presenting concepts to clients, leadership, and design peers. Staying up to date with industry trends and best practices. Adjusting design concepts as consumer and market need change.

Skills

• Strong work portfolio that demonstrates systematic and creative design thinking as well as a deep understanding of UI/UX best practices.
• Proven well-designed examples of responsive grid-based layouts
• Good communication skills and a team player.
• Ability to manage time wisely across projects and competing priorities, meet agreed-upon deadlines, and be accountable for work.
• Must be local OR willing to relocate.
• Proficiency in graphic design, motion graphics, digital art, a sensitivity to typography, color, layout, and general awareness of materials/textures.
• Experience in working with a cross-functional team or large-scale software development lifecycle, including waterfall and agile methodologies.

About the Company:

There used to be a time when big companies like Standard Oil and Carnegie steel used to rule the marketplace by beating anything small.

Small used to be afraid of the BIG.