UX Design
artechSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Company Description:
Artech is the 10th Largest IT Staffing Company in the US, according to Staffing Industry Analysts' 2012 annual report. Artech provides technical expertise to fill gaps in clients' immediate skill-sets availability, deliver emerging technology skill-sets, refresh existing skill base, allow for flexibility in project planning and execution phases, and provide budgeting/financial flexibility by offering contingent labor as a variable cost.
Job Description:
Job Title UX DesignerLocation San Jose, CAHiring Mode FTE Start Date ASAPBasic QualificationsBachelor's or master's degree in Interaction design, Graphic design, or a related field; or 4+ years of equivalent, relevant experience A strong portfolio or samples of work demonstrating user-centered design solutionsExperience with designing data visualizationsProficient in industry standard tools like Balsamiq, UX Pin, Adobe CS Suite, Axure or similarPossess excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills and an ability to gracefully defend your design decisionsFamiliarity with pattern libraries, for using and extending patternsPreferredQualificationsExperience with HTML 5 / CSSExperience with user research and usabilityVisual design experience demonstrated through mockups and design guidesAdditional InformationWarm Regards Ashutosh SharmaTechnical RecruiterArtech Information Systems LLC 360 Mt. Kemble Avenue, Suite 2000 | Morristown, NJ 07960 Office: 973.295 4559 Ext : 3204 | Fax: 973.998.2599 SummaryType: Full-timeFunction: DesignExperience level: Mid-Senior LevelIndustry: Information Technology And Services
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