Senior UI/UX Designer

• Work closely with business and product teams and translate requirements to superior product design.
• Ability to successfully negotiate through a variety of requirements, from vague to well-defined, simple to complex.
• Use of judgment to suggest optimal solutions to design problems that balance user needs, business constraints, and technological realities.
• Facilitate design process by implementing visual design concept to final hand-off to engineering, on mobile and desktop platforms
• Approach all projects with empathy and emotional design principles.
• Using any means necessary to develop high and low fidelity wireframes, end-to-end flows and prototypes, key user tasks and use cases.
• Manage their own tasks to deliver designs on time.
• Work closely with the development and QC team to create and deliver quality UX-optimized products.

• You have a degree/diploma in Design, Fine Arts, Engineering or related field.
• You have 3-5 years prior experience as a UI/UX Designer as well as a strong portfolio of related projects.
• Ability to empathize with user pain points while having a user-oriented & data-driven design mindset.
• Knowledgeable of micro-interactions in use (on mobile, web, desktop, etc), and have nuanced views on how to make many of them even better.
• Have sufficient skills to create icons and illustrations.
• Having exposure in providing copy writings is a plus.
• You are proficient in Adobe Creative Suite (specifically Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop).
• Experienced in creating wireframes and prototyping.
• You are proficient in prototyping tools such as Sketch, InVision, Figma, etc.
• You pay strong attention to detail and have a keen eye for aesthetics.
• You have excellent communication skills and can clearly articulate your ideas, designs, and suggestions.
• You are a strong team player who can collaborate effectively with different stakeholders.

Send us your best portfolio (combine it into 1 PDF file) so our Reviewers could see how awesome you are. Portfolio guidelines:

• Show 1-2 projects with explanations of the problem, approach, and the impacts.
• We prefer a portfolio that is based on real product design projects that you have been involved in.
• When explaining the approach, show how the process is and who are the people that got involved in the process.
• It’s better to focus on a few projects that can really show your design process rather than showing all the works without clear explanations.
• Present it in a structured and concise way so that the reader can understand the process.
• Tell the challenge and lesson learned from the projects.
• Avoid showing projects with only screen and product descriptions.
• Do not share any sensitive and confidential information.