IBM User Experience Designer 

United Kingdom, England, Winchester 

722813148

Responsibilities:
• Translate Insights into Designs: Convert actionable insights from the
design research team into low and high-fidelity mock-ups, patterns,
prototypes, and development-ready specifications.
• Create Visual Assets: Develop high-fidelity mock-ups, graphics, design
patterns, prototypes, and demos to enhance user interfaces.
• Pattern Collaboration: Participate in discussions regarding common
patterns, assets, and efficiencies within the product space.
• Collaborative Development: Work closely with design team members and
developers to build, update, and modernize software product user
interfaces using agile methodologies.
• Scenario Design: Design business process scenarios and flows for user
interfaces and demonstrations.
• Feedback Loop: Share work-in-progress designs and actively engage in
giving and receiving constructive critique.
• Business Context: Understand business problems across our customer
base to provide context for deliverables.
• Cross-Team Collaboration: Collaborate with various stakeholders such as
design researchers, content designers, developers, product owners, etc.,
across worldwide teams.
• Design Thinking Workshops: Plan, lead, and moderate virtual and in-person design thinking workshops.

• Portfolio Presentation: Must have a portfolio showcasing previous design
work.
• UI Problem Solving: Ability to solve complex user problems through user
interface design, creating mock-ups, prototypes, and documenting
interaction patterns.
• Design Tools Proficiency: Demonstrated experience with design tools
such as Figma, Sketch, Adobe Creative Cloud, etc.
• Visual Design Skills: Proficient in creating visually compelling artifacts,
icons, high fidelity mock-ups, and other graphical elements for user• Dynamic Environment: Comfortable working in a dynamic, team-based
environment.

• Knowledge of Design Thinking and Trends: Understanding of modern
design thinking and design trends, including responsiveness and
accessibility.
• Attention to Detail: Appreciation for detail, ensuring every pixel and
interaction is meticulously crafted.
• Workshop Facilitation: Knowledge in planning and moderating design
thinking workshops.