Senior Experience Designer - Havas NY

Posted 17 days ago

havas creativeNew York (NY)

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About the role

Description: Position at Havas Experience Designer Description At Havas NY, Experience Designers are integral to the creative process and play pivotal roles in the strategy, conception and design of groundbreaking multi-context platforms. We are seeking a Experience Designer who has experience connecting customers and brands through intuitive interfaces and trans-formative brand experiences. Responsibilities for Experience Designers include Participate in the brainstorming of and creation of concepts for best-in-class user experiences Translate abstract concepts into simple and elegant user interfaces Create concept models, user interface sketches, and detailed schematics. Work closely with fellow creatives and developers to ensure the solidity of design systems
Qualifications include:
  • At least 5+ years experience in an Experience Design role
  • A solid understanding and demonstration of user centered design principles
  • A good understanding of what types of experiences are made possible by current digital technologies
  • Able to develop simple and elegant design approaches to complex design problems
  • Able to collaborate actively as part of a multi-disciplinary team
  • In possession of excellent interpersonal, communication skills, and analytical skills
  • Must be organized and able to switch rapidly between different projects in a fast-paced environment Can work with grace under pressure
  • Possess a keen interest in at least one of the following domains; product design and prototyping, commerce, mobile, branding, retail, and social media a plus
  • Expertise in Sketch and InVisionPhotoshop and HTML experience a huge plus

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