User Experience Designer Level 2
User Experience Designer Level 2
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead the planning, design, and development of user experiences for mission?critical devices, tools, and systems
- Establish and apply interaction standards, usability conventions, and visual design principles
- Collaborate with engineers, subject?matter experts, and stakeholders to gather and refine user requirements
- Develop wireframes, screen mockups, and prototypes to support design concepts and system functionality
- Participate in design trade?off discussions to balance usability, technical constraints, and mission needs
- Analyze tools, platforms, and technologies to enhance user interaction and system effectiveness
- Apply visualization and screen design expertise to deliver intuitive, accessible, and effective interfaces
- Support customer understanding of emerging interaction techniques and design approaches
- QualificationsRequired Education & Years of Experience:
- Ten (10) years of professional experience in User Experience (UX) DesignFive (5) years of experience within the past ten (10) years leading or supporting project lifecycle design efforts
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related discipline from an accredited college or university Four (4) additional years of relevant UX design experience on comparable projects may be substituted in lieu of a degree
- Demonstrated experience designing for complex systems or enterprise?level applications
- Ability to collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary teams
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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