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<em><strong>Please note, this role is not able to offer visa transfer or sponsorship now or in the future<br><br></strong></em><strong>Responsibilities<br><br></strong><ul><li>Drive creation of end to end experience architectures that align xDesign capabilities with clear business outcomes and measurable user value in a hybrid delivery environment.</li><li>Define and document user journeys workflows and interaction models that translate complex business requirements into simple and intuitive digital experiences.</li><li>Guide cross functional teams in applying UI UX design standards so that visual layouts interaction patterns and content structures remain consistent across channels and platforms.</li><li>Develop scalable design systems including reusable components interaction guidelines and visual tokens that support rapid and coherent product evolution.</li><li>Conduct discovery workshops with stakeholders to clarify goals constraints and success metrics and convert these insights into actionable experience blueprints.</li><li>Create wireframes interactive prototypes and concept mockups that communicate design intent clearly and support informed product decisions during day time collaboration.</li><li>Apply user centered design techniques such as persona modeling scenario mapping and task analysis to ensure that every feature directly supports user needs.</li><li>Review usability findings and analytics data then refine information architecture and interaction flows to continuously improve adoption engagement and satisfaction.</li><li>Partner with engineers to ensure proposed designs are technically feasible accessible and performant within the target technology stack and hybrid ways of working.</li><li>Prepare and present design rationales that explain how each design decision supports company purpose client value and positive societal impact.</li><li>Ensure all designs follow inclusive design principles accessibility standards and ethical guidelines so that experiences remain usable for diverse communities.</li><li>Provide mentoring and constructive feedback to designers and product team members on best practices in xDesign methods and modern UI UX design.</li><li>Collaborate with product owners to prioritize backlogs define minimum viable experiences and align design milestones with release plans.</li><li>Coordinate with research and analytics teams to define test plans conduct experiments and incorporate findings into iterative design updates.</li><li>Support change management activities by preparing design documentation playbooks and reference materials that help teams adopt the proposed experience models.</li><li>Engage with client stakeholders in hybrid meetings to clarify expectations manage design tradeoffs and maintain transparency on progress and outcomes.</li><li>Align experience architectures with organizational sustainability and social responsibility objectives by promoting digital solutions that reduce waste and improve access.<br><br></li></ul><strong>Qualifications<br><br></strong><ul><li>Require nine to eleven years of progressive experience in experience architecture or senior UI UX design roles with proven delivery of complex digital products.</li><li>Require advanced hands on expertise in xDesign practices including discovery framing experience mapping and design system definition for enterprise environments.</li><li>Require strong skills in creating wireframes low and high fidelity prototypes and detailed UI specifications using modern design and collaboration tools.</li><li>Require solid understanding of information architecture interaction design and visual hierarchy with a consistent focus on accessibility and inclusive design.</li><li>Require experience working in hybrid models with distributed teams and comfort collaborating in real time during standard day shifts.</li><li>Nice to have experience in guiding usability testing synthesizing qualitative and quantitative findings and converting insights into design enhancements.</li><li>Nice to have exposure to agile product delivery including backlog refinement sprint planning and incremental release of user experience improvements.</li><li>Nice to have experience in presenting design concepts to senior stakeholders and facilitating design reviews that lead to clear data informed decisions.</li></ul>

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