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Position Summary
As a UX Product Designer, you will be an integral part of an innovative and bold initiative that takes a modern approach of disciplined agile and lean software practices aimed at transforming healthcare and pharmacy. The UX Product Designer is essential toensuringproduct success and end-user satisfaction in a highly collaborative environment that follows the Extreme Programming (XP)methodology. The UX Product Designer positionis responsible fortaking a user-centered approach to design in finding the right solution for users as part of small, cross-functional product teams. You will help educate both business and technology teams on the XP process and how the traditional UX role changes, as well as lead products from discovery through iterative delivery.
A firm understanding of user-centered design principles and user research methodologies is crucial for success in the role. Empathy, creative problem-solving, comfort with uncertainty, pairing with team members, excellent communication skills, curiosity and learning are the foundational characteristics of the UX Product Designer. Candidates must be able to work in a hybrid model that will depend on product specific requirements: new efforts may be in person for a few weeks – through MVP (minimumviableproduct).
Additionalresponsibilities of the UX Product Designer include:
Solve the right problem through the understanding of user needsin order todeliver new or improved products and services that have real impact
Bring a lean/iterative mindset; be open to having conversations over documentation
Full-stack designer:assistwith all dimensions of design – research, usability evaluation, information architecture, wireframes, visual, CSS and HTML –it’sok not be an expert in all,as long asyou are open and want to learn
Work with cross-functional teams and pair with everyone – other designers, product managers, and product engineers
Embrace an agilemindset:be willing to adapt and experiment with design process
Stayup-to-dateon UX/UI design industry best practices and trends
Required Qualifications
5+ years’ professional experience as a UX Architect, UX Designer, or Product Designer role.
2+ years’ experience in at least one of the 3 design pillars: user research, interaction design or visual design.
1+ years of working effectively with Agile and lean philosophies
1+ years’ experience working independently with clients or stakeholder and designing business or enterpriseapplications
1+ years’ experience executing user-centered design methodologies by leading product design decisions from research through implementation
1+ years’ experience working in design and prototyping softwaretoolssuch as Figma, Sketch, Axure andInVision
1+ year of experience with modern front-end technologies andopen sourceframeworks (e.g.Material Design, HTML/CSS, grid systems, responsive design)
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with UX design advocacy within large business and technology organizations
Exceptional written, verbal, and visual communication skills along with a strong work ethic
Ability to rapidly prototype
Willingness to present on design topics internally
Knowledge of the pharmacy and healthcare industries
Knowledge of cloud-based technology platforms
Education
Bachelor's Degree in Human-Computer Interaction, Psychology, Fine Arts, Computer Science or Similar. Equivalent years of experience in lieu of degree considered.