What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior User Experience Designer position at McKinley Marketing Partners?
McKinley Marketing Partner's client is looking for a senior ux designer to join their team on a long-term W2 contract. The designer will work closely with other designers, stakeholders, product managers, and engineering teams to plan, design and build digital products within the consumer product space. The designer should have empathy for our users, be a creative problem solver, and be able to articulate the reasons behind a design. The ideal candidate has experience across many design disciplines and is highly knowledgeable about the latest interaction and design standards.
This is a fully onsite position. Candidates must be able to commute to Irving, TX. All McKinley roles include a competitive benefits package.
Responsibilities
- Responsible for designing, developing & productizing holistic digital experiences
- Advocate for the user while working closely with product managers to strategically solve complex problems
- Create flows, sketches, wireframes, prototypes, and other design artifacts to define and communicate end-to-end user experiences.
- Drive user-centric, iterative, and collaborative design process revolving around rapid prototyping, user research, continuous improvement & deployment
- Contributes to coherent visual and interaction designs across flows and channels
- Emerging recognition that it's not all about UX, but how UX contributes to a broader goal
- Work with UX research to plan user testing sessions and translate research findings into future design deliverables
- Collaborate with the product team to evaluate and prioritize features balancing business and end user needs
- Participate in and / or organize design workshops (in-person and remote) to drive discovery and better understand the user’s needs
- Present UX / UI designs to stakeholders, users, and development teams in formal and informal settings
- Articulate and demonstrate how design solutions address user needs, business goals, technical constraints, and other project requirements
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