Position: Senior UX/UI designer
Company: Proffiz
Category: Design
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Job Overview:
Our client develops digital solutions for the packaging industry. The client's product portfolio supports and manages the packaging print processes for brand owners, designers, and packaging manufacturers. For 9 out of 10 retail packages their solutions are used.

Among customers - AstraZeneca, Coca-Cola, and Nike.

We are looking for a UX/UI to develop a brand new web-to-pack solution - a disruptive Saas product to deliver an end to end packaging platform which enables Emerging Brands to achieve high-impact designs while reducing costs, reducing rework, and improving time to market.

As an active member of the team, you will be in charge of the user experience, UI and overall product design including MVP stage, features A/B testing, and full product development.  You will be a part of the Scrum team of 8 people including developers, QA, PO, DevOps, and Project Manager.

Responsibilities:​
Understand design problems and devise solution
Support development on the implementation of UI guidelines and wireframes execution
Take a user-centered design approach, test and iterate design
Low-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes to demonstrate and test concepts based on business requirements
Assist in conducting usability testing and post-testing analysis

Requirements:
​3+ years of experience in UX/UI design
Experience in building and launching products from scratch, including ideation and post-production stages
Experience in B2B domain
Experience doing interviews and workshops is nice to have
Experience in UX/UI work planning
Understanding of Agile Development Methodology
English level at least upper-intermediate
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What we offer:
Flexible working hours
Separate room for every team and spacious technically equipped workplace
Close to park location
Regular Performance Appraisal
Free English courses
Corporate doctor
Access to online courses
Corporate events and so on