UI UX Designer

Roles & Responsibilities:

• As a UI/UX Designer, you would be responsible for creating, evaluating, and modifying prototypes to support evolving hardware and software application development.
• Being a member of the User Experience team, you will develop and apply software design/usability processes in the investigation of technical problems.
• Develop user profiles, with emphasis on human error control, display issues, visual interaction, physical manipulation, and task and objective analyses.
• Provide product usability, evaluation, and support to product development teams, including the analysis and investigation of applications/systems including tactile methods, visual graphics, web, multimedia, voice response, and conversational user interaction.
• You will assist in developing design concepts and implementation, providing input on user design considerations.
• You would be required to produce specifications describing user needs and internal structures for products in development.
• You will design prototypes, workflows, and interactive illustrations in Figma and Adobe Creative Suite (Adobe XD, photoshop, illustrator).

You will partner closely with the following:

• Product Team - to understand the customers who use these products, empathize with them, and imagine creative ways we can make their work lives dramatically better.
• Engineering Team - to innovate by designing coherent, seamless, and emotionally resonant, state-of-the-art user experiences for our users and to turn your designs into reality.
• Fellow Colleagues - For user research to get customer feedback on your designs, find out where you’ve improved their lives, and where you have more work to do.
• Stakeholders - to discuss project status, goals, roadblocks, and areas for improvement. You will design prototypes, workflows, and interactive illustrations in Figma and Adobe, and also create a suite (Adobe XD, photoshop, illustrator).

Education Qualifications:

BS or MS degree or equivalent experience relevant to the functional area