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Role : User Experience Designer

• The UX Designer leads the Experience Design & Research practice, shaping digital and service experiences for BU products. They tactically and strategically contribute to various stages of design-discovery, development, and delivery-while collaborating with peers and stakeholders. Capable of working independently, they are accountable for delivering specific features or processes within a product team, managing risks and resource needs. They may also lead features within larger projects and serve as a resource for less experienced colleagues.
  
  

• Works to improve user experiences with technology and business collaborators
• Guides design to meet objectives and outcomes, influences business and technology decisions with user needs in mind
• Contributes to an open culture that enables employees' development through direct but kind feedback, promotes diverse perspectives and fosters a sense of curiosity and optimism
• Creates user experiences, from low-fidelity sketches to high-fidelity mockups and prototypes while applying the business Digital Design System.
• Provides creative direction and conducts design reviews, balancing design decisions between research, technology, and business unit objectives
• Solves experience problems and takes new perspectives on existing solutions
• Exercises judgment based on the analysis of multiple sources of information
• Guides designers and researchers relative to the current project or digital product
  
  

• 7+ years demonstrated work experience delivering digital experiences
• Educated in design or related field, formally or though comparable training
• Design thinking and UI/UX best practices, as demonstrated in a portfolio of professional work.
• Experience working with a cross-functional team or large-scale software development lifecycle, preferably in an agile environment, is desired
  
  

• Ability to put Human-Centered Design and UI/UX best practices to work within a professional setting, as demonstrated in a work portfolio
• Proficiency in a range of relevant design methods and concepts, which may include low-fidelity sketching, information architecture, wireframe development, usability testing, research planning, competitive analysis
• Strong design skills in multiple competency areas (visual, interaction, information architecture, product)
• Able to present work and decisions effectively, through presentation and storytelling skills
• Ability to recognize, predict and incorporate use cases and user interactions into design
• Figma design
• Salesfor
  
  

• JK Rowling

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