Product Designer, Web, Digital
profilesNew Rochelle (NY)
Product Designer, Web, Digital
Posted 2 days ago
profilesNew Rochelle (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
A leader in the EdTech industry is hiring a UX/UI Designer in New Rochelle, NY for a full time direct hire position, onsite five days a week. UX/UI Designer Perks: Full time direct hire opportunity. Meaningful work that improves teacher instruction and student learning. Collaboration with UX/UI designers, product managers, engineers, and stakeholders. Ownership of a component driven Figma design system. UX/UI Designer Requirements:~ Bachelor's or master's degree in user experience or a related field.~3+ years of experience in UX/UI design or a similar role.~ Online portfolio that showcases UX/UI projects and design process.~ Experience in educational or curriculum publishing, plus Adobe Creative Cloud, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Agile, and Jira. UX/UI Designer Responsibilities: Turn content requirements into engaging, interactive educational experiences. Translate UX research into clear information architecture and interface designs. Maintain and manage a Figma based design system. Keep design identity and user experience patterns consistent across multiple applications within one platform. An award-winning creative and marketing workforce solutions provider. For 25+ years, Profiles has combined deep industry expertise with forward-thinking innovation to help organizations build, scale, and transform their teams. What we do goes beyond this, supporting workforce strategies that drive competitive advantage in an AI-powered landscape. Offering contract, contract to hire, direct hire, embedded teams, and consulting services nationwide. Join our network.
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