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As a UI/UX Designer you will be responsible for crafting user-friendly and visually appealing internal web applications to enhance the food and beverage operations for our client.
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3-5 years of experience as a UI/UX Designer, Product Designer, or similar role. Convert high-level goals into actionable design plans- engage in design thinking workshops to generate innovative ideas and draft creative design concepts that focus on resolving user challenges and elevate the overall user experience.
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We offer a wide range of services including customer experience playbooks, digital prototyping, UX/UI design, product mapping, product discovery, graphic design, interaction design, front-end development support, and market and user research.
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As a Lead Product Designer, you'll develop the experience design discipline within the organization and deliver superior user experiences to achieve business objectives and successful client outcomes.
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ILink's expertise includes Cloud Computing & Application Modernization, Data Management & Analytics, Enterprise Mobility, Portal, collaboration & Social Employee Engagement, Embedded Systems and User Experience design etc.
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Participate in user experience research and use both qualitative and quantitative insights and business analytics to drive insights and feedback to iterate and improve content and create solutions.
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5+ years combined professional design experience (UI Design, Graphic Design, CX/UX, Design Research) Ability to collaborate with ECS UX and design research specialists in the analysis of user research to inform the design of highly usable web pages, application interfaces, and other dynamic solutions.
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Extensive experience conducting user research and usability testing, with a strong understanding of qualitative and quantitative methods. 8+ years of experience in UX design, with a strong portfolio showcasing a range of projects.
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The UI/UX Architect will play a pivotal role in designing the user experience. Create and maintain a UI/UX design library to ensure consistent branding and user experiences across multiple products.
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We’re looking for a Senior Visual Designer with a strong UX and visual design background to imagine the next generation of interactive learning experiences for higher education and professional learners.
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Work with user-interface and user-experience (UI)/UX) Research and Development teams to evaluate ideas and concepts, assist with making critical decisions affecting the user experience, and incorporate varying stages of the design to the UX process.
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5-7 years of experience as a UX designer, successfully driving projects from conception to completion. Demonstrable experience with user interface design and ideation mapping tools such as Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD.
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Collaborate within multi-disciplinary teams to create innovative, best-in-class, customer-centric solutionsStay informed of UX best practices, trends, tools, and participate in the local UX communityContribute to our culture and atmosphere, quality of work, and growth into the next generation of user experience designers.
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You will work closely with our Sr. UX Designer and Product Managers to turn requirements into great user experiences. We are looking for a creative and collaborative interaction designer who can keep the user at the center of our designs.
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We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior UX Designer to join our team, playing a pivotal role in shaping the user experience for our industry-leading digital advertising platform.
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