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Functional knowledge of: Design & prototyping tools (Figma, Protopie, Framer, Canvaa), Design research methods & tools (Ethnography, User Testing, Accessibility Compliance, Moderation), Collaboration tools (Miro, Confluence, Jira), Common UI technology (HTML, CSS, Material Design), Common mobile app frameworks (Flutter, FlutterFlow, React Native, PWA) and Microsoft Office Suite.
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Undergraduate degree (preferred) in User Experience, Experience Design, Marketing Technology, Graphic Design, UX Research, Human Centered Interaction and/or Interaction Design.
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Owns the creative design, user experience and business analysis operating budgets and oversees the effective distribution and usage of dollars (utilizing digital performance analytics and user research.
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Demonstrated expertise with several methods of investigative research (i.e., user experience, human-centered design, interaction design, visual design, and usability testing) to uncover human experience.
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Oversee all aspects of UX design, including user research, customer journey mapping, and interaction design across the entire digital ecosystem. Champion user-centric design throughout the organization, driving innovation and business growth by delivering digital experiences that empower customers and set US Foods apart in the competitive food service distribution industry.
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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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Single point of accountability for design, development, and approval (MAP/FUSE) of all NPS enterprise content / templates, including start forms, emails, faxes, text messages, websites, call materials, field materials, print and digital materials, etc.
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Begin your journey as a Director of User Experience at Marriott International, repeatedly voted one of Fortune s 100 Best Companies to Work For. Join our high energy and talented User Experience & Design team creating best-in-class digital experiences for one of the most recognized hospitality companies in the world.
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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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Oversee the execution of user-centered design solutions, optimizing interactions across all digital touchpoints and ensuring alignment with technical and platform constraints. 5+ years of hands-on experience with UX design and research, mobile design, and web design within the B2C industry.
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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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Establishes a comprehensive and cohesive vision for how iO and Digital Medicine products should look, feel and interact with each other (e.g. a design system), as well as an effective strategy for bringing that vision to life within the Ochsner brand.
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The VCA Product & Experience Design (PxD) and Digital practice is looking for a seasoned head of Research to help Visa’s network of clients accelerate their innovation agenda and transform their customer experience.
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You will work with our customers, engineers, and product management to determine design requirements, create mockups, user workflows, do user research, and provide feedback to constantly improve our product experiences.
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Design Research Savvy: Deep experience with user research methodologies, journey mapping, design sprints, competitive analysis, and rapid prototyping. A top retailer is looking for a Group UX Design Director to lead the charge in creating best-in-class digital experiences for the store and supply chain teams.
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