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User Experience (UX) Designer
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What they do
A User Interface or User Experience (UI / UX) Designer assists with technology design to make products easier for people to use. Determines user preferences and assesses the process that users follow to access product functions; develops and tests new design models, and incorporates findings in to improved product design. Researches the behavior of internet users and consumers, compiles information about the target audience for a site, and develops website layout, design and technology features that improve accessibility and value for users.
$107,269 / year median in California
-8% projected decline
Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Lead discovery activities such as user interviews, observational research, and workflow analysis to uncover the needs of surgeons, clinicians, and internal stakeholders.
- Convert research findings and real-world workflow insights into clear design recommendations, user needs, and experience improvements.
- Create intuitive interfaces for sophisticated desktop and web applications that support surgical planning, visualization, and related operational tasks.
- Establish cohesive interaction models, navigation structures, and screen patterns that promote a consistent experience across the platform.
- Develop wireframes, visual mockups, and interactive prototypes at varying levels of fidelity to communicate design direction effectively.
- Organize and facilitate usability evaluations with representative users, then refine designs based on test results, feedback, and business requirements.
- Help strengthen and evolve a scalable design system that supports accessibility, consistency, and ease of use across products.
- Collaborate closely with engineering, product, clinical, regulatory, and quality partners to ensure concepts are feasible, compliant, and aligned with usability engineering expectations.
- Present user flows, interface concepts, and experience strategies to cross-functional teams and leadership in a clear and compelling manner.