Intermediate UX Designer (Auto Modernization)

Role: Intermediate UX Designer (Remote)

Overview:
Job Code: IT Analyst
Business Unit: Design 3P
Location: Remote (Home Address: Dallas-Fort Worth area preferred)
Duration: Contract (Estimated 4,168 total hours)
Schedule: 40 hours/week
Key Responsibilities
Product Delivery: Navigate the entire work stream from discovery through delivery, creating high-fidelity design solutions and end-to-end member experiences.
Collaboration: Facilitate design sessions and collaborate within high-performing, cross-organizational teams to define business problems and design requirements.
Prototyping & Design: Generate ideas and create prototypes in a fast-paced environment to enhance Member experiences.
Research Synthesis: Participate in research efforts and synthesize findings to apply them directly throughout the design process.
Cross-Functional Impact: Potentially contribute across several design teams applied to different products within a complex, large-scale program.
Technical Skills & Tools
Top Skills Required:
Human-Centered Design: Ability to apply HCD principles and methods to create effective user-aligned solutions (3+ years preferred).
Facilitation & Collaboration: Skilled in leading cross-functional sessions and building consensus among diverse groups (3+ years preferred).
Platform Design: Experience designing interfaces for responsive web and native applications (iOS, Android), including knowledge of mobile patterns and information architecture (3+ years preferred).
Primary Technology Tools:
Figma: Must be proficient in advanced features such as Auto Layout.
Design Language Systems (DLS): Experience leveraging established design systems.
Remote Testing: Familiarity with tools like Maze for user testing.
Candidate Qualifications
Experience: Minimum of four years in Product Design or UX Design.
Portfolio: A portfolio showcasing relevant digital design experience is strictly required.
Soft Skills: Strong communication, facilitation, and problem-solving skills to break down complex problems into manageable tasks.
Research Note: While proficiency in executing design research is not required, the ability to synthesize and apply findings is essential.