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Elitsia AB

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London
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Product designers are involved in the entire design process of a product, while UX designers focus more on the hands-on design portion of a best process. Product designers and user experience (UX) designers are the similar—in fact, sometimes the titles are used interchangeably.

Job Responsibilities

By partnering with cross-functional teams and customers, you will turn your insights into delightful creative environment that requires proven leadership skills and the ability.

  • Set design requirements based on information from internal teams & research.
  • Identify new product improvement opportunities.
  • Analyze how a new product satisfies market needs & consumer preferences.
  • Stay up to date on current industry trends and market conditions.
  • Coordinate with other design team members to ensure communication.
  • Modify and revise existing designs to meet changing customer preferences.
  • Work closely with product engineers to suggest improvements for products.
  • Present product design ideas to cross-functional teams and senior leadership.

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Requirements

  • Proven experience in all phases of the design process including user for a research, copywriting, wireframing, prototyping, visual design, interaction design, and usability testing.
  • An intuitive eye for customer needs beyond the obvious.
  • Ability to collaborate with cross-functional team members.
  • Ability to collect and interpret both qualitative and quantitative feedback.
  • Ability to effectively communicate and persuade around design concepts.
  • Passion for design; not satisfied with the status quo and always thinking.
  • Dynamic, creative personality, effective at engaging and influencing a variety.
  • Provide assistance to product engineers when needed.
  • Recommend new tools and technologies by staying abreast of the latest trends.

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Skill & Experience

  • You have at least 3 years’ experience working as a Product Designer.
  • You have experience using Sketch and InVision or Framer X and must figma.
  • You have some previous experience working in an agile environment.
  • You are familiar using Jira and Confluence in your workflow.

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Not sure exactly what we’re looking for or just want clarification? We’d be happy to chat with you and clear things up for you. Anytime.

Call us
46 (0) 76 7610069

Email us
info@elitsia.com

Office address
Gothenburg, Sweden

Job Overviews

  • Job Title: UI/UX and Product Designer
  • Job Type: Full Time
  • Location: London, UK
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Skills

User Research
Copywriting
Wireframing
Prototyping
Visual Design
Interaction Design
Usability Testing
Sketch
InVision
Framer X
Figma
Agile
Jira
Confluence

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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