UX Designer, Advanced

Leads end to end development of an existing UX design program. Captures user needs and customer use cases and generate, iterate and test concept solutions to design problems. Leads all stages of design development process from customer research, concept development, prototyping and execution. Presents work to project teams, customers, and executive stakeholders. Works with engineering and development leadership to ensure implementation of designs. Effectively manages multiple design projects autonomously and sets deadlines and milestones in line with project delivery. Mentors junior level design professionals and nurtures core design skills and design thinking Leads Agile development process, including writing user stories and documentation. Bachelor's degree or certificate in HCI, design or equivalent Minimum 8+ years' professional experience as a User Experience Designer Excellent understanding of interaction design, visual design, design systems, and other related design skills and industry best practices. Must have experience using Figma and Miro. Demonstrated ability and experience creating interactive prototypes and wireframes. Candidates will be required to provide portfolio with completed past work and accomplishments during interview process. Strong problem-solving and conceptual development ability with ability to manage work through production. Experience building modern web and mobile applications with different technologies and frameworks. Demonstrated ability to manage time across multiple projects and programs Demonstrated ability to lead a small group of designers on design programs Strong communication skills including written, verbal, and oral presentation skills as well as ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from senior management, managers, clients, and customers Strong understanding of responsive SaaS products, web interaction patterns, and accessibility principles Proven experience working closely with Product and Engineering teams through development and release cycles