Position: UX Lead
Company: ByteAnt
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

ByteAnt is a results-driven software development agency with a solid background in creating actionable tech-enabled solutions for small and midsize businesses worldwide. 

Our company values: 
We do not re-invent the wheel 
Quality and efficiency (vs numbers) 
Constant innovation and education 
We value and promote high professional ethics 
We promote and support work-life balance

How you’ll make an impact at UX Lead position:

The role is both strategic and technical. You will act as a lead for UI/UX in the company, participate in planning meetings with software development and marketing teams to plan and implement UI/UX work. 
You will actively participate in project pre-sale and project initial phases by creating UX personas, conducting competitors research, and creating UI prototypes.
Plan the work, lead and mentor UI/UX designers in the team by providing guidance, especially on UX side 
Participate in meetings with project stakeholders to demo the work and gather feedback
Design and implement complex UI flows using Firma tool taking into account UX Maintain and keep record of company UI artifacts 
Actively cooperate with Marketing and Sales team to support them with landing page, presentation, portfolio, use case designs
 Stay on track with trending technologies, frameworks and tools. 
Work with management team on process improvements.

Experience needed:
 3+ experience of work as UI/UX designer 
Proven education in UX according to the topics (online, books or courses)
Portfolio of relevant projects 
Upper-int. level of English, verbal and written 
Good multi-task task management skills across a varied set of responsibilities 
Strong teamwork & cross-group collaboration skills 
Strong with Figma design tool 
Strong in visual UI design 
Strong UX skills for web and mobile app development 
Understanding of typical IT solutions and software development lifecycle (SDLC) 
Management and leadership skills