Vision Security
Senior UX Designer

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Description:
As a senior UI/UX designer, you’ll join a collaborative team where you will work closely with other mobile experts to explore different flows and create the best possible user experience. From there, you’ll utilize your knowledge of design principles, including amazing typography, clear iconography, and mobile trends, to create the best user interface designs. Lastly, you’ll work with developers to make sure your design vision is seen through in the final product, which may be a mobile app, website, or another cool product.
Qualifications:
- 4–6 years experience in a design-related position, where you worked on interesting web or mobile design products
- B.A. in graphic design, visual communication, or another design-related field
- An impeccable understanding of typography, layout, color, and all other elements of design
- A fanatic attention to detail for creating pixel-perfect icons and UI elements
- Proficient knowledge in the Adobe design tools, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and Fireworks
- Being wickedly authentic and having a good attitude is a must
- Ability to create clean and professional presentation decks for client review
- Working knowledge of HTML, CSS, and responsive web design techniques is a plus
- Experience in Adobe After Effects, or similar motion graphics programs would be a plus
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