Job Description:
A UX designer is essential to creating digital products that are simple, interesting, and pleasant to use. Their main task is to use usability testing, surveys, and research to understand user needs, habits, and pain spots. Wireframes, designs, and user flows that direct the entire design process are then created using these findings. To guarantee that the finished product is both visually stunning and highly functional, UX designers collaborate closely with UI designers, developers, and product managers. They prioritize efficiency, ease of use, and accessibility so that users may accomplish their objectives without feeling lost or discouraged. To enhance product performance, UX designers also constantly collect input and refine their ideas. In sectors where user-centered design has a direct impact on consumer pleasure and corporate performance, such as technology, e-commerce, healthcare, and finance, this function is essential.
About company:
Capgemini is a global leader in technology services, consulting, and assisting companies with their digital transformation. In 1967, Serge Kampf founded the business in Grenoble, France. It has since developed into one of the world’s top suppliers of IT services. With its headquarters in Paris, Capgemini employs over 350,000 people across 50 countries, including a sizable portion in India. Cloud computing, data analysis, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, enterprise management, and software development are just a few of the many services offered by the company. Capgemini collaborates with leading businesses to develop innovative, customized solutions that support company expansion and productivity. Its strong dedication to sustainability, digital inclusion, and ethical business practices makes it trustworthy for both governments and corporations. Honesty, bravery,trust, independence, humility, and teamwork are some of Capgemini’s guiding values.
| Salary | Based On Performance |
| Educational Requirement | ANY GRADUATION/ANY POST GRADUATION |
| Work Arrangement | WORK FROM OFFICE |
| Gender Preference | BOTH MALE AND FEMALE |
| Skills Requirement | UX , Presentation Skills, UX Research, User Research, Research Methodology |
| Experience Requirement | 3-6 years |
| Location | Pune |
Key Responsibilities:
- Strong knowledge of a variety of research methods, including qualitative (interviews, surveys, usability tests) and quantitative (data analysis, statistics, A/B testing).
- capable of carefully analyzing research material and converting conclusions into intelligible, practical insights that aid in decision-making.
- Adept at clearly, concisely, and persuasively conveying research findings to a range of audiences, including teams, clients, and managers.
- Proven capacity to apply research results to product development or improvement, resulting in better user experiences and fruitful outcomes.
- Make sure that research is in line with business goals and plans by working together with managers and executives.
- Work together with engineers, designers, and product managers to guide product development and improvements in accordance with user needs.
- A quick learner who can effectively use research techniques in a variety of fields and industries.
Requirements / Qualification:
- 4–16 years of UX research experience.
- Bachelor’s degree in anthropology, psychology, human-computer interaction, or a similar discipline.
- Expertise in a range of research techniques, including field studies, interviews, questionnaires, and usability testing.
- Familiarity with research tools such as Qualtrics, Lookback, and User Testing, among others.
- Excellent critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
- Outstanding presentation and communication abilities.
- The capacity to work in a variety of fields and pick up new ideas fast.
Key skills:
- UX: The capacity to comprehend user requirements and create seamless, user-friendly experiences is a desired ability.
- Presentation Skills: Capable of explaining ideas and study findings to teams and clients in a way that is accessible.
- Experts in analyzing user behavior to enhance product design are known as UX researchers.
- User research: Gather user opinions via questionnaires, interviews, and experiments.
- Research Methodology: Employ appropriate research techniques to obtain precise and practical findings.
Desired skills:
- Make wireframes and prototypes for digital products with Adobe XD.
- GUI Testing: Verify that user interfaces function properly.
- Photoshop: Modify and create images for presentations and products.
- Create interactive prototypes with InVision and exchange design concepts.
- Evaluate a product’s usability to determine how easy and intuitive it is for users to navigate and interact with.
- Sketching: Quickly illustrate ideas for designs to clarify thoughts.
- Qualtrics: Gather user input with surveys and data tools.
- User Experience Design: Develop designs that prioritize customer satisfaction and functionality.
- Product Management: Arrange and oversee the creation of a product from conception to release.
- Psychology: Gain insight into user behaviour to create better experiences.
- HTML: Simple code used to create or modify web pages.
- Designing features and layouts that enhance user engagement is known as UX design.
- Illustrator: Create graphic vectors and product design elements.
FAQ
1. What is the role of a UX designer?
UX designers are the ones who actively and significantly contribute to the improvement of end-user needs, which they try to meet with solutions that satisfy their target market. Software, mobile apps, and websites are the primary projects that UX designers work on.
2. What are a UX designer’s tasks and obligations?
Researching, creating, and executing every user experience when utilizing a digital tool or product is the responsibility of a UX designer. They also do usability testing, build product prototypes, analyze competitors and users, and engage with customers to better understand their needs and objectives.
3. How does one become a competent UX designer?
It is that a skilled UX designer has a great understanding of humans in general. To make sure the end user has a positive experience, they are inquisitive, sympathetic, ask perceptive questions, listen to feedback, and take appropriate action. To create the final product, they must comprehend what motivates individuals to act in certain ways and draw conclusions from that knowledge.
4. With whom does a UX designer collaborate?
Depending on the organizational structure of the company, a UX designer collaborates closely and engages with other professionals. Project managers, developers, quality assurance specialists, and visual designers are a few examples. Typically, a UX designer answers to the VP of Product or the product owner. In other organizations, they may answer to the head of design or the chief technology officer.
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