Position: Graphic Designer / UI/UX Designer
Category: Design
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 3

Demonstrable graphic design skills with a strong portfolio
Strong communication skills and the ability to develop and confidently deliver
polished presentations to customers and internal teams
Strong attention to detail and excellent documentation skills
Strong understanding of web design principles, use of typography, color and page
layouts, with a great eye for detail
Strong analytical skills, including the ability to do detailed analysis of application
performance and trends in order to provide insight and recommendations
Passion for design, a positive attitude, and the ability to be highly creative within an
agile development process
Professional-level knowledge of industry standard design software (Photoshop,
Illlustrator, Adobe XD, Figma, etc.)
Have excellent people skills and the ability to communicate well both verbally and
written
Creativity, strong logic skills, and the ability to work in a dynamic, challenging, and
consultative environment
I have been working as a graphic designer and a UI/UX designer for 4 years. Initially, I worked on freelance, made logos and posts for brand pages on social networks, made landing pages. Then I worked in a typography, prepared for printing and designing merch for brands. I also made several brand identities and strategies, one of which for the furniture store with the team of branding agency “onO” Nova Market.

My design process includes gathering requirements, creating user stories, conducting user research, and developing visual designs that are intuitive and engaging.

I want to be useful for people with my work. I like it, cause designing a brand identity with websites for your business is a fun and creative process. A brand is an emotional and even philosophical concept, while brand identity is the visual component of a brand that represents those ideals.

Not only that, but I love the deadlines myself, because if you do not adhere to them, then why should you sift in the morning?)