Senior UX Designer - Enterprise UX & Usability Lead

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direct staffingCulver City (CA)

Web and Digital Interface Designers Computer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Responsibilities: As a key member of the our UX team, collaborate between the multiple teams to solve complex interaction problems, humanize product ideas and develop these ideas into elegantly designed solutions. Own design across Web and Desktop applications by architecting interaction models, wireframes and high fidelity mockups that promote ease of use and optimize how customers interact with our products. Based on user problems, iteratively create prototypes that can be used to validate and evolve solutions. Understand the Enterprise customer and serve as their advocate when making cross platform design decisions. Present design solutions to stakeholders and company executives, defend design decisions and incorporate feedback into the design cycle. Drive usability initiatives in an agile environment to improve the overall experience. Illustrate your solutions with detailed site and product architectures, user flows, and wireframes. Collaborate across teams to gain a deep understanding of the way our customers behave. Involve our users in everything we do; help conduct various forms of user research to inform your designs, including usability testing, A/B testing, customer interviews, and surveys. Design experiences that are beautiful to look at and natural to use. Qualifications5+ to 7 years experience

Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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