UX/UI Designer at MAQ Software Redmond, WA

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comunidade metodistaRedmond (WA)

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$70,000 - $90,000 per year

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UX/UI Designer job at MAQ Software. Redmond, WA.
Description: Develop and update customer ready PowerPoint presentations that are consistent with the brand and technical communication standards. Design intuitive user experiences for Power BI reports, web applications, mobile apps, and low-code platforms using modern design principles and AI-enhanced tools. Collaborate with cross-functional teams including engineers, analysts, and stakeholders to deliver high-impact design solutions. Translate concepts into wireframes, prototypes, redlines, and high-fidelity mockups using Figma, Adobe XD, and Canva, enhanced with AI plugins and features. Utilize Figma AI plugins (e.g., Magician, Wireframe Designer, FigJam AI) to accelerate ideation, generate design components, and automate repetitive tasks. Use Adobe Creative Cloud AI features such as Adobe Firefly to create compelling visuals and layouts. Use Microsoft Designer for quick, AI-assisted graphic creation and layout generation tailored to business needs. Apply Canva's AI tools (e.g., Magic Design, Magic Write) to rapidly prototype marketing visuals, presentations, and UI mockups. Create information architecture, task flows, and data visualizations that support user goals and business objectives. Design and prepare print-ready graphics for events, including flyers, posters, and signage. Solve design challenges with creativity and precision, using a full-stack approach (interaction, usability, visual design, HTML/CSS, Power BI, Power Apps, Power Pages). Stay current with design trends, accessibility standards, and emerging AI technologies in UX. Work in Agile teams, contributing to user stories, sprint planning, and iterative testing. Continuously solicit and incorporate feedback to improve design quality and user satisfaction.
Minimum qualifications: Bachelor's degree in interaction design, user-centered design (UCD), or a design-related field Proven track record in the creation of interaction models, screen designs, and UI details that promote ease of use and optimize the user experience for reporting. Portfolio demonstrating UX/UI experience in web, application, and/or reporting design (Power BI and/or Tableau). Demonstrable ability to do wireframing, prototyping, storyboarding, and redlines. Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud (XD, Illustrator) and Figma for creating wireframe, prototypes, and high-fidelity mockups Ability to create and refine PowerPoint presentations that meet corporate branding and communication standards Experience designing print-ready materials such as flyers, posters, and event graphics Experience with creative tools that offer AI-driven functionality Knowledge of UX best practices, design techniques, user interface design patterns, and standard UCD methodologies Excellent communication skills within cross-functional teams Ability to explain design processes and concepts i.e., why a design works or why it doesn't. Exceptional visual design skills with a focus on high-quality deliverables Self-directed, confident, and able to work in a fast-paced environment. Ability to balance speed and quality when managing competing priorities.
Preferred qualifications: Bachelor's degree in interaction design, new media design, or design-related field Four years of relevant experience Experience creating interactive dashboards using Power BI and/or Tableau Advanced proficiency in PowerPoint, including layout design, animation, and template creation Experience with print production workflows and preparing assets for professional printing Benefits Annual salary range ($70,000 – $90,000). Comprehensive medical, dental and vision insurance with employee premiums paid in full. 401(k) retirement plan with 3% company match and immediate vesting. Paid time off (PTO) – up to 3 weeks per year.

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