Summary

The UX/UI Designer involves applying Design thinking and UX/UI services to develop and refine a range of digital solutions. The designer will work collaboratively across functions to ideate, create, and manage end-to-end (E2E) services that enhance user experience and contribute to the company's strategic goals

About the Role

Major accountabilities:

• Design intuitive UIs for web and mobile applications within the healthcare domain.
• Conduct extensive user research to understand the needs of patients and healthcare professionals.
• Develop user personas, journey maps, and wireframes to guide your design process.
• Prototype interactive design solutions and validate them through user testing.
• Collaborate with developers to ensure accurate implementation of designs.
• Utilize analytics tools to measure user engagement and iterate on designs accordingly.
• Ensure all designs meet international standards for accessibility and inclusivity.
• Lead design projects from conception to completion, ensuring they align with business objectives.
• Facilitate workshops and brainstorming sessions to generate innovative design solutions.
• Create detailed design specifications and guidelines for development teams.
• Work closely with the QA team to identify and resolve design-related issues.
• Manage the design library and ensure all assets are organized and up-to-date.
• Engage with stakeholders to gather feedback and incorporate it into design decisions.

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Design, HCI, or a related field.
• Minimum of 3 years of experience in UX/UI design, with a focus on healthcare applications.
• A strong portfolio that showcases a breadth of design work across various platforms.
• Experience working in a regulated industry, with an understanding of compliance requirements.
• Proven track record of collaborating with large, cross-functional teams.
• Prior experience with user research and usability testing methodologies.
• History of successful project management and delivery of design initiatives.
• Continuous education or certification in design-related fields is a plus.