Product Designer at Termii

Main Duties and Responsibilities

• Set design requirements based on information from internal teams and user research.
• Identify new product improvement opportunities.
• Analyse how a new product satisfies market needs and consumer preferences.
• Stay up to date on current industry trends and market conditions.
• Coordinate with other design team members to ensure consistent and accurate communication.
• Modify and revise existing designs to meet changing customer preferences.
• Work closely with product engineers to suggest improvements for products and processes.
• Present product design ideas to cross-functional teams and senior leadership.

Requirements

• B.Sc Degree in any Social Science / Science discipline.
• Minimum of 5 years experience working in a product design role.
• Proven experience in all phases of the design process including user research, copywriting, wireframing, prototyping, visual design, interaction design, and usability testing
• An intuitive eye for customer needs beyond the obvious
• Excellent attention to detail
• Ability to collaborate with cross-functional team members
• Ability to collect and interpret both qualitative and quantitative feedback
• A well-rounded portfolio of client work, demonstrating a strong understanding of client objectives
• Ability to effectively communicate and persuade around design concepts
• Passion for design; not satisfied with the status quo and always thinking of ways to improve
• Creative problem-solving skills
• Dynamic, creative personality, effective at engaging and influencing a variety of audiences
• Provide assistance to product engineers when needed
• Recommend new tools and technologies by staying abreast of the latest trends and techniques
• Experience testing and gathering insights from our users to help inform design decisions, working with design systems, prototyping and iterating on your designs with tools like Figma, Adobe XD
• An impressive portfolio showcasing a clear understanding of simplicity, typography, interactions and product design