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Required Basic Qualifications: 5 years of experience in UX Design with an awesome portfolio Expert with popular design tools like: Figma, Sketch, Photoshop, Axure, and InVision Proven skills to create information architecture, navigation maps, wireframes, and Lo/Hi-Fi prototypes along with design specifications Skilled and well-read on design thinking practices like user research, focus group feedback, lightweight usability testing, rapid prototyping, etc.
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Experience designing features for advanced applications such as Photoshop, Sketch, inDesign, Invision, Figma, etc. Must requirements include a high degree of creativity and innovative mindset with a deep understanding of the ad creative design and ad technology SW development This individual will need to have advanced skills in software design, HTML5 ad builders, personalization dynamic data systems, and programmatic ad tech operations to drive the ResponsiveAds advanced product roadmap.
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Experience with Invision, Figma, and other UI design software. We support progressive campaigns, organizations, and causes fighting for racial justice, climate action, immigrant rights, intersectional feminism, economic justice, and more.
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