Position: Senior Product Designer
Company: attractor.ai
Category: Design
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

About this job

Job type: Full-time
Experience level: Mid-Level+, Senior
Role: Sr. Product Designer
Industry: Cars, Transportation

Ukrainian site is based on Attractor.ai company host. There will be 3 Android engineers onsite, with 10+ engineering people overall on this branch.

Requirements:
- 4+ years of Product Design experience
- Strong technical background
- Sketch, Figma, Invision, Principle 
- Experience with the successful launching of mobile products
- Advanced or High Intermediate level of English

Responsibilities:
- Work closely with IOS/Android Team, Product Owner, Backend and Data Analysts to design highly impactful features
- Develop interactive mockups to help users and engineers generate feedback for evolving designs
- Create low-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes
- Create scalable creative experiences that improve usability
- Provide creative input/ideas regarding functionality and implementation

Challenges
Our app is one, of the few mobile apps, running in the foreground for up to seven hours straight on drivers phones. This rather unique use case brings fun challenges with handling the lifecycle of the app.
* Network and GPS management: We need to provide accurate information and price suggestions to our community. This means making sure every driver gets important notifications in any network conditions, providing GPS location as accurate as possible for the pricing and tracking.
* UI & UX: Ride-sharing apps are a really special case in app design. They all revolve around a map and the conventional navigation patterns like list view and navigation controls need heavy tweaking to make for great user experience.
* One way data flow and functional pattern: We are passionate about software architecture. We've built the core of our apps using Rx and want to push this forward in both the data and the UI layers. Ideally, our team will grow big enough to be able to push forward what mobile programming means and we'll contribute back to all those amazing open source projects we learned from.