Senior UI/UX Designer
$184,000 - $237,600 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$184,000 - $237,600 per year
About the role
- Producecritical workflow-driven designsfor an ecosystem of big data apps in a collaborative environment.
- Understand and document how the application works, then carry that understanding through tofinal approved designsto reduce gaps that can force developers to make independent UX decisions during implementation.
- Translatecomplex business requirementsinto cohesive, end-to-end user experiences, partnering with product owners, stakeholders, and developers.
- Documentuser workflowsand convert them intowireframesand final UI designs.
- Design interconnected experiences that include bothadministrative functionalityandend-user workflows .Move fromlow-fidelity conceptsthroughhigh-fidelity, stakeholder-approveddesigns.
- Create designs forcomplex, workflow-driven enterprise applications .What You Bring18 yearsof UI/UX Design or UI/UX Development experience in a highly related field with similar scope and responsibilities.
- A Bachelor’s degree may be substituted for4 yearsof experience; a Master’s degree may be substituted for6 yearsof experience.
- TS/SCIwithactive CI Polygraph .Experience documenting user workflows and translating them into wireframes and final UI designs.
- Ability to design complete, interconnected experiences, including administrative and end-user workflows.
- Comfort moving from low-fidelity concepts to high-fidelity, stakeholder-approved designs.
- Experience designing complex, workflow-driven enterprise applications.
- Proficiency with
- Adobe XD, Illustrator, and Photoshop on NIPR .Styling experience implementingSCSS/SASSandmicro-animationsfor user feedback.
- Back-end awareness with
- Java Web, NodeJS, or AWSenvironments.
- Experience managing code via
- GitLaband working in anAgile/Scrumframework.
- Experience using
- Web Socketsfor real-time data updates.
- Tools and Technologies
- Adobe XD, Illustrator, Photoshop, NIPRSCSS/SASSJava Web, NodeJS, AWSGitLab, Agile/ScrumWeb Sockets
- Compensation and Location
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