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Senior UI/UX Designer :

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akrayaSan Jose (CA)

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$65-$70/Hr

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About the role

Contract details: Contract Type: W2 Only • Duration: 6+ Months with Possible Extension • Location: San Jose, CA (Hybrid) • Pay Range: $65-$70/Hr. on W2
Primary Skills: Product Design-Expert, Interaction Design-Expert, Prototyping-Advanced, User Research-Advanced, Design Systems-Advanced
Job Summary: Join us as a Senior UI/UX Designer to revolutionize local commerce on the Seller Experience team. This role involves enhancing key parts of the local buying and selling platform, combining user-centered design with research-led strategies to deliver scalable solutions. You will carry significant responsibilities in designing intuitive interfaces and creating seamless end-to-end experiences for both buyers and sellers.
Key Responsibilities: Design user-centered interaction models, wireframes, and interfaces for key platform areas. Collaborate extensively with cross-functional teams to design new features and improve existing functionalities. Utilize and contribute to our design system, ensuring consistency and coherence across all designs. Conduct and apply user research and feedback to guide and validate design decisions. Communicate designs and key milestone deliverables effectively across organizational levels. Must-Have Skills Proficiency in Figma and other prototyping tools. Strong understanding of interaction design and visual design principles. Effective communication and storytelling skills to align stakeholders and convey design concepts. Industry Experience Experience in eCommerce or SAAS platform design is highly preferred.

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