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Option 1: Bachelor's degree in UI/UX design, graphic design, visual communication, product design, computer science, information technology, or related area and 3 years' experience in UI/UX, interactive and visual design, electronics art, multimedia design, or related area.
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Design certification (for example, IDEOU - Foundations in Design Thinking Certificate), Driving product development in a user experience area, Master's degree in UI/UX Design, Interactive and Visual Design, Product Design, or related area, Related industry experience (for example, retail, supply chain, eCommerce, healthcare), UI/UX, Interactive and Visual Design, Electronics Art, Multimedia Design, or related area.
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Degree in HCI, Information Architecture, Digital Design, Graphic Design or similar and 5 + years of experience in UX design. Option 2: 5 years' experience in UI/UX, interactive and visual design, electronics art, multimedia design, or related area.
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As a Senior UX Content Designer for Walmart Connect, you'll distill complex problems into easy-to-understand experiences, creating content that is purposeful and compelling while sharing the Walmart voice and tone.
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As a Senior UX Designer, you'll lead design for a new product area, critical for our. We're building Walmart Data Ventures from the ground up, and high-quality Product Design is.
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Have a design portfolio with presentation designs, brand, and illustration work showing projects you’ve worked on and led. Inspire, create, and sustain a culture of excellence by helping to develop best practices and design processes that enable agility and smooth cross-functional collaboration.
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Minimum Qualifications: Option 1: Bachelor's degree in UI/UX design, graphic design, visual communication, product design, computer science, information technology, or related area and 3 years’ experience in UI/UX, interactive and visual design, electronics art, multimedia design, or related area.
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As a Senior UX Designer , you will help transform complex workflows and information into software experiences that promote elegant ease-of-use. Adeptness at leading user research (both qualitative and quantitative), forming a design strategy and influencing the product roadmap for your team.
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