UX/UI Designer
moving wallsLos Angeles (CA)
About the role
UX UI Figma Sketch design systems user research advertising platform Not specified Seniority Mid-level 3-5 Location Full job description Design intuitive user experiences for advertising platform. Create design systems and conduct user research.
Requirements:
4+ years UX/UI design experience, expertise in Figma and Sketch, knowledge of design systems and user research methods.
What you'll do:
Conduct user research Requirements 4+ years UX/UI design Figma/Sketch expertise Design systems User research methods Figma Sketch Design systems User research Moving Walls is a media technology group with a presence across four continents and seven markets. The Company operates Moving Audiences, a US-patented multi-sensor approach to location-based media measurement. Today, Moving Walls processes more than 10 billion data points and measures more than 100,000 media sites across the globe. Through measuring physical locations and people movement, this powers Planning, Buying, Verification, and Content Delivery capabilities for location-based media like billboards, digital signage, and transit media. In 2017, APAC CIO Outlook listed us as one of the "10 Most Promising Digital Technology Solutions Providers". Moving Walls is also a Tie50 winner, a listing of 50 most enterprising startups globally. Recently, we were identified by Unilever as one of the most innovative companies in the region. Technology, Information and Media Website https://www.movingwalls.com Posted 1 month ago Category: Product More roles worth a look Related opportunities based on specialty and working model so candidates can keep momentum. Chicago, United States; Detroit, United States; New York, US; Toronto, Canada 3 months ago
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