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As Associate Director, User Experience (UX) Design, you will help lead our UX team in crafting intuitive, user-centric digital experiences that exceed customer expectations.
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About Product Experience Design As a Product Experience Designer, you’ll work closely with UX Research, Product Designers, Product Managers, Engineers, and more. About the role We are looking for an experienced & dynamic Product Experience & Design Director to join our Global SME Team at Mastercard.
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Partner with UX and research teams to conduct scalable user research and testing across NPS product verticals to help understand how internal & external users inter-act with and feel about our products.
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As Johnny Ive is to Apple, Julie Zhuo is to Facebook, Franz von Holzhausen is to Tesla, this role is to ConvertKit. That means driving excellence in the areas of design research, user experience, and most importantly, bringing it all together into a cohesive product experience that drives business results.
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Partner with Design and teams across Google to develop research-informed best practices around building for Payments, and exchange insights and build communities of research practice around user trust.
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Leads a product design team and partners with leaders in product management, user research, and engineering to optimize and grow a product design function. Fluent in user-centered design principles and concepts of design thinking and ability to apply these methodologies to research and workshops.
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Manages the user experience function and leads the mostplex projects involving user research and testing, interaction design, and visual design. To be successful in this role, we're seeking the following: Bachelor's degree in psychology, user experience, design, humanputer interaction or a related discipline, or equivalent work experience required, advanced degree or MBA preferred 15+ years of related experience required, experience in the securities or financial services industry is a plus.
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Collaborates with customers, engineers, and product management to determine design requirements, create mockups, user workflows, conduct user research, and provide feedback.
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Drives the execution across a range of design disciplines including production illustration, medical illustration, graphic design, web design, presentations and visual medial such as video, animation, and photography.
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The ideal candidate will have substantial design expertise and the ability to both strategize and execute service design, end-user research, insight synthesis, prototype development/iteration, product/service blueprinting and the application of human-centered design methodologies.
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Bachelor’s and/or master’s degree in the study of user experience, design, research or related fields. The Director role calls for a visionary leader with an unwavering commitment to user-centered design.
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Strategize with Product on opportunities to extend design patterns and features and validate assumptions through user testing and research. Champion a cross-disciplinary network of user-focused authorities including Brand Creative, Accessibility, Experimentation, Content Strategy, UX Research, and Taxonomy.
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Wealthfront is looking for a Design Director to support two key product areas: Investing and Design Systems. You’ve helped your teams grow in their creative practice by teaching them how to effectively use tools such as user experience methods, innovation, ideation, storytelling, prototyping, design frameworks, concept visualization, problem-framing skills and design principles.
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Champion, Educate and Apply design-led thinking, 4-lens thinking, user research techniques, market and consumer research methodologies to identify key need gaps in the market and deliver effective design innovation strategies & holistic business solutions.
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What You’ll Need: 10+ years of experience in User Experience Design that includes 5+ years of experience managing people leaders. Experience working in and managing user experience design groups in large, product-based organizations; experience working in a complex environment, with a proven ability to consider the impact of their decisions, past their own products.
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