Product Designer (UX/UI) replacement for 8 month

We are expanding our News product team and looking for a passionate, experienced Product Designer (UX/UI) to join us. In this role, you will collaborate with product managers, clients, engineers, sales team and marketing to improve the mobile experience of millions of users around the world.

What is the day to day work?
Each designer is dedicated to a specific product domain, working closely with PMs, RND teams, and business. Youll accompany the product from strategy and goals setting, in-depth UX research and concept creation, through the development stage, and post launch ensuring we iterate and improve following the data (qualitative and quantitative).

Together with the personal ownership each designer has, we work closely as a team, and collaborate on dilemmas, research methods, and insights on a daily basis. We put a high emphasis on UX research and product discovery, and encourage our designers to be leaders in their domain.

Who are you ?

You are a Product Designer with 3+ years of experience in product design, preferably in product teams. You have strategic thinking and you understand and seek to influence the products lifecycle: from research and hypostasis creations through prototyping and user testing to delivering pixel perfect delightful design. Your work isnt done when the feature is released, you are driven by data, looking at both qualitative and quantitative data to find ways to iterate and improve the product further, and believe (as we do) that a good UX Designer needs to be a 30% PM as well.

Responsibilities:
As a Product Designer, you will be a key contributor to the design and development of our B2C mobile platform. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
Collaborating with cross-functional teams to understand project requirements and user needs.
Leading the design process from concept to delivery, ensuring a user-centric approach.
Differentiating between crucial and non-essential design elements to create impactful and intuitive solutions.
Iterating on designs based on user feedback and market trends.