UX Designer with SAS Product Experience
acestackSunnyvale (CA)
UX Designer with SAS Product Experience
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acestackSunnyvale (CA)
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About the role
Job Title: UX Designer with SAS Product ExperienceLocation: Sunnyvale, CA (5x/week onsite)
Duration: 6 monthsMust Have Skills:
SAS Platform Experience (Critical)7+ years of UX/Product Design experienceDirect experience designing SAS products or SAS-based platforms (Viya, Studio, Model Manager, Visual Analytics, or similar) Strong working knowledge of: SAS analytics workflowsSAS execution models (batch vs interactive) Model governance and deployment in SAS environmentsUX & Design SkillsExpert in: Workflow and interaction design for complex systemsDesigning for expert users and enterprise scaleAbility to reason deeply about system behavior, edge cases, and failure modesProficiency with modern design and prototyping tools (Sketch) Strong emphasis on data visualizationExperience modernizing legacy SAS UX or migrating SAS users to cloud-based workflowsKey Responsibilities: SAS Platform UX OwnershipOwn UX design for SAS-based analytics workflows, including: SAS data access and preparationModel lifecycle management (training, validation, scoring, monitoring) Batch and interactive execution patternsDesign experiences that work across web interfaces, APIs, and hybrid workflowsSAS-Specific Workflow DesignTranslate SAS concepts (libraries, datasets, procs, caslibs, jobs, scoring code) into clear, user-centered interactionsDesign task-driven UX for: Configuring SAS jobs and pipelinesManaging parameters, execution context, and compute resourcesUnderstanding job status, logs, errors, and outputsReduce friction in traditionally complex SAS workflows without hiding essential system behaviorUsability for Expert SAS UsersDesign primarily for expert and power users while preserving discoverability for new usersClearly surface system state, execution progress, failures, and dependencies
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