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"Good design is obvious. Great design is transparent."
— Joe Sparano
Interact with cross-functional teams to define and implement product features while ensuring alignment with various requirements. Coordinate user testing efforts and incorporate findings into design processes.
Responsibilities
- Interact with product managers, engineers, data scientists, and executive stakeholders to define, iterate, and implement new and existing product features
- Work with user researchers to coordinate testing efforts, interpret test results, and incorporate results into design efforts
- Start with the problem and requirements, then clearly articulate how and why design concepts and decisions solve that problem
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Design, Product Design, Human Computer Interaction, User Experience, Interaction Design, or related field
- OR equivalent experience (e.g., demonstrated experience working in product or service design or using design thinking to solve problems)
Key Skills
- Design thinking
- Product design
- User experience
- Interaction design
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