Capgemini Invent

UX/UI Designer | 6 TO 12 years | Bengaluru & Gurugram

UI/UX Designer | 6 TO 12 years | Bengaluru & Gurugram

UX/UI Designer with 6+ years of experience needed. Must have strong design skills, portfolio of recent work, presentation abilities, experience in collaborative teams, proficiency with design tools, and passion for creating user-centric products.

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 Job Description <ul><li>Understand the goals, business requirements and constraints for the project.</li><li>Help to translate business requirements into user stories.</li><li>Conduct secondary research, including trend benchmarking and competitor analysis. </li><li>Create frameworks such as customer journeys, service blueprints or ecosystem maps based on inputs from research</li><li>Define and prioritise opportunity areas and then translating them into concepts</li><li>Design wireframes, user flow diagrams and application maps</li><li>Create and test interactive prototypes</li><li>Document interaction guidelines</li><li>Prioritise MVP features and build a backlog</li><li>Support the definition of roadmaps in collaboration with strategy and technology teams </li></ul>
Primary Skills <ul><li>7+ years of professional interaction design experience (although you might have had a different job title, like “UX designer” or “product designer”)</li><li>Highly developed design skills, demonstrated in your portfolio of recent work</li><li>Confident presentation and storytelling abilities</li><li>Experience collaborating in multifunctional teams as the interaction design lead</li><li>Proficiency with contemporary design and prototyping tools and methods</li><li>Affinity with frog’s values, and a passion for creating products that meet peoples functional and emotional needs</li><li>Business level ability in English</li></ul>

 
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