Product Designer (UI/UX)
name“Everyday I help turn dreams into reality, and this is why I say this is the best role I have ever had” - Appetiser team member
Are you someone who is DRIVING themselves to peak performance?
Are you excited by HELPING PEOPLE create technology that impacts millions every day?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may be a fit forAppetiser Apps.
Join a high-performance team that are striving to go from an Australian market leader to a worldwide phenomenon. Our competitors cannot keep up with our technology, pace, and track record of successful clients.
We need ambitious people like YOU to help us grow by 10X over the next 5 years.
You will:
DESIGN user interfaces and user experiences for web and mobile applications, focusing on optimising usability and enhancing user satisfaction.
COMMUNICATE closely with international clients, developers, product managers, product strategists, and other stakeholders to ensure designs are feasible and implemented accurately.
ANALYZE testing data to inform future design decisions and iterate on designs accordingly.
CREATE high-fidelity prototypes and mockups to illustrate design ideas and concepts.
OWN the visual quality, assets, and ongoing design elements of a project during its development stage.
LEAD developers in navigating design challenges throughout the development phase.
CONDUCT thorough reviews of app or web designs and ensure adherence to UI requirements before and during development.
Other tasks that may be assigned from time to time
Requirements
The right fit for this role is DETERMINED and AMBITIOUS with:
WORK ETHIC that leaves others in their dust
GREAT COMMUNICATION that will lead to discussion with clients
Strong TECHNICAL DESIGN SKILLS and a passion for getting the most out of people.
Relentless desire to BECOME YOUR VERY BEST, and can prove it!
DEEP KNOWLEDGE in the technic
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