Position: UX/ UI Product Designer to join our team
Company: Rasa Design Team
Category: Design
Experience required: 1y
English level: upper
Published: 2023-06-01T00:00:00+03:00

You're a designer thinking of joining the team. You love what you do and are constantly striving to break new ground. You love designing products that are beautiful, fresh, and above all else — delightful to use.

You know great things aren't created in isolation, so you're an excellent communicator and team player. If you're ready to get stuck in, grow fast, and push the bar higher for design, tech, and people worldwide (seriously), Rasa Design Team might be the right place for you.

**Responsibilities:**

- Collaborate closely with clients
- Conduct user research, create user flows, wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity designs based on user needs and business requirements
- Effectively communicate design concepts, detailed design, and design rationale, both verbally and visually
- Stay abreast of UX trends and look for creative ideas and inspiration in parallel industries
- Continually iterate and evolve the way we approach product design

**It feels like you have:** 

- 1+ years of experience designing digital products (Web applications, Mobile applications, SaaS)
- Strong portfolio with your best works that show your experience in both UX and UI skills
- Expert knowledge in Figma (Components, Prototyping, Auto-layout, Team libraries)
- Experience with user research and translating insights from research to your designs
- Great communication skills both when interfacing with customers as well as when working with your team
- A flexible, decisive personality and you know how to put your ego aside and focus on the needs of the user
- A desire to improve your UX/ UI skills
- Excellent English, so you can easily communicate with clients

**Benefits and there are also a few perks**

- Flexible work, forever
- Competitive salary
- Team socials
- You'll get 21 days' annual leave + holidays
- A budget for learning