UX/UI Designer
for humanitySpringfield (MA)
UX/UI Designer
Posted 2 days ago
for humanitySpringfield (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
UX/UI Designer We are looking for a highly talented and passionate UX/UI Designer who creates and iterates end to end user experiences from concept to execution, especially in web platforms. A UX/UI Designer that helps us make the most useful, intuitive, and enjoyable experience for our customers and internal users. We are looking for someone mid-level designer with an end-to-end skillset to help round out our growing design team with strong visual skills.
Qualifications:
- 5+ years of experience developing web UI and mobile app.
- Displays knowledge of business applications and technical alternatives
- Strong ability to learn business rules and comply with both existing and new regulations or requirements
- Proven work experience as a UI/UX Designer or similar role
- Portfolio of design projects
- Knowledge of wireframe tools
- Up-to-date knowledge of design software like Figma and Adobe SuiteTeam spirit; strong communication skills to collaborate with various stakeholders
- Good time-management skills
Jobs for Humanity accepts candidates from every walk of life. The most important thing is passion for design and love for the cause. If you're interested, please mention "I've read the full JD" in the message to the hiring manager so that we know that you'll take the time to read the entire job description!
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