Senior UX Design Technologist 20

Job Title

Responsible for the creation of useful and desirable web and mobile applications for the industrial internet of things. Contribute to multiple user experience engagements as well as work on highly complex projects that require in-depth knowledge across multiple specialized business domains.

Role Responsibilities

• Lead the delivery of UX solutions for complex features and reusable components, from definition through implementation and release.
• Translate user needs and business requirements into prototypes, interaction specifications, and testable acceptance criteria.
• Guide Design and Engineering teams on components, design systems, accessibility, performance, and maintainability.
• Validate workflows and user experiences through prototyping and incorporate findings into final designs.
• Contribute to the evolution and consistency of the design system by promoting reuse and best practices.
• Identify and mitigate usability, accessibility, and implementation risks before development begins.

Technical Expertise

• Advanced experience in UX, prototyping, Front End technologies, component-based architectures, design systems, accessibility, and usability validation.
• Ability to balance user experience, technical feasibility, maintainability, and business objectives.
• Business Acumen Understands the impact of UX decisions on product adoption, engineering efficiency, customer satisfaction, and business outcomes.
• Leadership Attributes Provides technical leadership and mentorship to designers and UX Technologists.
• Collaborates effectively with Design, Engineering, Product, and leadership teams to drive evidence-based decisions.
• Personal Attributes Proactive, results-oriented, and comfortable working in complex and ambiguous environments.
• Focused on solving root causes and delivering scalable, sustainable solutions.

Skills

• Behaviors Measurable Outcomes Complex prototyping Expected Behavior at This Band:
• Builds feature-level prototypes that validate interaction logic and workflow fit.
• Measurable Outcome / Evidence: Reduced solution risk before development; documented task success/error/time-on-task evidence.
• Component ownership Expected Behavior at This Band:
• Improves reusable component behavior, states, and usage guidance.
• Measurable Outcome / Evidence: Increased component reuse; fewer duplicate or inconsistent implementations.
• Accessibility implementation Expected Behavior at This Band:
• Guides implementation of keyboard, screen reader, state, and semantic behavior.
• Measurable Outcome / Evidence: Accessibility defects reduced or detected earlier.
• Risk reduction Expected Behavior at This Band:
• Surfaces implementation and usability risks before release planning commitments.
• Measurable Outcome / Evidence: Fewer late-cycle UX changes and fewer customer-facing experience defects.

Education Qualification

Bachelor's Degree: in IT with advanced UX experience. Languages: Fluent in English.

Desired Characteristics/Technical Expertise

Ability to leverage typography, color, layout, composition and materiality to create visual interface designs that clearly and effectively express product capabilities and behaviors, as well as business and product brand values. Experience developing visual language studies, design specifications and documentation. Skilled in standard design tools (Adobe CC, Figma (including AI Suite, Claude), hand drawing and visual communication, Adobe Edge). Understands the implications of digital display and software technologies and for visual interface design.