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Strong understanding of UX research methods and best practices, including user-centered design principles and methodologies. 3+ years of experience conducting UX research studies, preferably in a digital product environment.
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Experience in conducting user research or in partnership with a UX Researcher. - 7+ years of professional work experience as a user experience designer, interaction designer, information architect, or similar UX-related role, on consumer products.
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8+ years of experience in product management, user experience design, innovation, or corporate strategy roles, driving digital transformation and delivering world-class experiences.
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Lead the UI/UX design of diverse digital platforms, focusing on creating seamless and engaging user experiences for web and mobile applications. Minimum of 5 years of UI/UX design experience, focusing on e-commerce and digital marketing.
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You will report into the Vice of President of Experience Design, part of Illumina Office of the CTO.About the Design DepartmentThe Digital Product Design team is part of a larger Experience Design department, inclusive of User Experience Research, Industrial Design, Human Factors & Ergonomics, and Design platform teams.
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At Credence, we offer an exciting opportunity to be part of cutting-edge innovation in the world of Software development/ Engineering engaging on software projects that integrate UI/UX design with AI/ML, Data Fusion, Analytics, and Cloud technologies, digital transformation, and cybersecurity.
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Daily life includes a medley of development using the Wix Studio platform, user experience design, and CMS optimization - from concept to completion for primarily external communications.
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Strong understanding of digital experience design, user experience (UX), and customer journey mapping, SEO & PPC. This position requires a seasoned digital marketing expert with a deep understanding of B2B marketing, exceptional leadership skills, and a proven track record in understanding buyer journeys, optimizing UX and driving quality conversion rates through strategic initiatives.
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Experience designing components and /or systems that include mechanism design, thermal design, PCB integration, sensor integration, user interface/user experience (UI/UX) considerations, and class A surface integration.
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Conversational systems Designer should possess proficiency in multiple UX discipline like Interaction Design, Experience strategy, Product strategy, User Research and Information Architecture.
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As a Senior UX Designer, you will use your entire range of user experience design, visual design, and data visualization to craft innovative solutions. Understanding the problem through user research will help you deliver the right solution, whether you conduct your own or partner with a UX Researcher.
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Work with R&D teams and the strategic marketing to design and develop user experience (UX) design and user interface (UI) design concepts and prototypes for diagnostic product systems based on user-research and product strategy.
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Promote overall awareness and competence in design thinking and UX research, mentoring your own team and across the business for all who contribute to the user experience of our products.
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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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Ability to analyze research data (both qual and quant), write up and present rich findings simply and clearly to influence product design and direction quickly and effectively. Work with the UX Research team on products and services including analytics particularly around data integration, data modeling, data visualization, and data/insight consumption.
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