Designer-User Experience Design

Overview

Embarking on a career with IBM Consulting means engaging in meaningful client partnerships and fostering collaboration across the globe. You will collaborate with top-tier companies from various sectors, assisting them in navigating their hybrid cloud and AI transformations. Backed by our strategic alliances, cutting-edge IBM technology, and Red Hat, you will be equipped with the resources necessary to drive impactful change and enhance client outcomes. At IBM Consulting, an atmosphere of curiosity propels achievements. You will be inspired to question the status quo, investigate innovative concepts, and develop creative solutions that yield substantial results. Our commitment to growth and empathy emphasizes your long-term career aspirations while appreciating your distinct skills and experiences.

Your Role and Responsibilities

As a User Experience Designer, your primary focus will be on crafting intuitive and engaging experiences by establishing the foundational structure and information flow for products, services, and systems. Your proficiency in human-centered design will empower you to articulate UX objectives and principles that align with user needs and the surrounding context.

Your Key Responsibilities Will Include

• User Experience Architecture Design: Create the architecture for user experience, encompassing functions, information, and interactions, utilizing human factors expertise to enhance interactions while considering variations in user context.
• Navigation Pathway Development: Design navigation pathways and content organization strategies that harmonize technological, operational, and functional limitations with human-centered possibilities.
• UX Goals and Principles Definition: Establish UX goals and principles derived from research insights, ensuring that relational elements are integrated throughout the entire experience.
• User Research Conducting: Gain insights into user needs and context through research, analyzing data to guide design choices.
• Interaction Optimization: Utilize knowledge of human factors, including Hick's Law and Fitt's Law, to optimize interactions and ensure a fluid user experience.
  
  

Preferred Education

Master's Degree

Required Technical and Professional Expertise

• Human-Centered Design Expertise: Demonstrated experience in human-centered design principles and methodologies, facilitating the establishment of UX goals and principles that cater to user needs and context.
• User Experience Architecture Design: Proven experience in designing user experience architecture that encompasses functions, information, and interactions, with attention to variations in user context.
• Human Factors Knowledge: Familiarity with applying human factors principles, such as Hick's Law and Fitt's Law, to enhance interactions and deliver a seamless user experience.
• User Research Analysis: Experience in interpreting research findings to understand user needs and context, guiding design decisions and ensuring relational aspects are integrated throughout the experience.
• Interaction Optimization: Skill in merging technological, operational, and functional constraints into human-centered opportunities to enhance interactions and create captivating experiences.
  
  

Preferred Technical and Professional Experience

• Human Factors Application: Experience in employing human factors principles, such as Hick's Law and Fitt's Law, to refine interactions and cultivate seamless user experiences, taking into account variations in user context and integrating technological, operational, and functional constraints into human-centered opportunities.
• User Context Consideration: Experience in incorporating variations in user context, including culture, environment, and activity, when designing user experience architecture and formulating navigation pathways.
• Relational Aspect Integration: Experience in ensuring that relational elements are considered throughout the entire experience, informing design decisions and crafting engaging experiences that meet user needs and context.