Sr UX Engineer
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Job description
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Job Title: Sr UX Engineer
Location: 100% Remote
Duration: 06+ Months Contract to Contract to Hire
Job Description:
This job will have the following responsibilities:
- Hands-on foundational research, interaction design, visual design, prototyping and customer research
- Taking problems from concept to implementation, quickly and iteratively.
- Partner with design system team to ensure reusability and contribute to the design system ecosystem to improve and evolve design patterns.
- Manage and translate end user research, facilitate structured brainstorming and ideation techniques, oversee rapid prototyping.
- Translate business strategies into user experiences, which may include persona development, workflow planning, wireframes, and low fidelity sketches.
- Deeply understand the needs, pain points, behaviors, emotions and journeys of users in the context of the digital and clinical experience.
- Identify and coach other team members on user experience design.
- Quantitative/qualitative customer research and experimentation to deliver the best experiences
- Ability to successfully communicate and collaborate across a variety of stakeholders, including researchers, product managers, engineers as well as execs and customers
Qualifications & Requirements:
- 5+ years of UX/UI Product Design experience
- Should have visual design expertise, highly skilled in UI Design
- should have human-centered / design thinking training
- Should understand agile / lean + development frameworks
- Should be a self-starter who's open to ambiguity and change
- Should have a portfolio of work demonstrating your human centered approach and design thinking skills
- can lead user tests + research studies a plus
Originally posted on Himalayas
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