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Information Architect / UX Designer

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Profile: Information Architect / UX Designer
Experience: 6-8 Years
Role Responsibilities And Sentiments
- 6-8 years of experience in the field of User Research and Experience with deep understanding of User Centered Design (UCD), strong analytical abilities and empathy for users.
- WCAG 2.1 AA / WCAG 2.2 accessibility expertise
- Conduct user interviews, and contextual inquiries to identify user needs and gather user feedback. Complete detailed user and task analyses based on the research conducted.
- Collaborate closely with designers, technology teams, and product managers and deliver persuasive and compelling findings to executive stakeholders.
- In-depth knowledge and experience of various methods such as qualitative in-depth interview, stakeholder interviews, diary studies, quantitative surveys, contextual inquiries, and usability testing, etc.
- 4-5 years of experience in user experience, user interface, and interaction design
- Knowledge of user experience best practices and user-centered design processes
- Customer-focused with strong communication skills (written and verbal), and interpersonal skills.
- Attention to detail with exceptional organizational and analytical skills.
- Experienced in working as a team member on large and complex projects. Translate business requirements into intuitive interface solutions.
- Ability to architect and visually present information via a clean, easy-to-understand user interface.
- Bachelor's and/or master's degree in design or a relevant field would be preferred
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