The Hired Guns
Product Designer
The Hired Guns, New York, New York, us, 10261
The Hired Guns are seeking a Product Designer with exceptional UX/UI skills and an overall mastery of web and app design who’d like a chance to work with a tech-giant-backed startup. The mission: making cities more accessible. Do you have strong production skills to buttress your command of visual design and UX/UI? Would you like to build the city of the future? If so, this may be the gig that puts you on the map.
Apply fast, check the full description by scrolling below to find out the full requirements for this role.This heavily-backed firm is about to transform transportation in the urban landscape even more than Uber or Google maps. As the team’s first design hire, you’ll have your hand in everything ‘design’ across the brand, translating the team’s requirements into visual elements. Working with the tech side of the business, you’ll be handling heavy UX/UI work, creating user flows, wireframes, mockups, and prototypes. A mastery of responsive and mobile design constraints is essential, including attention to typography, production, and image optimization.Although you’ll be heavily involved with application development, you’ll also support the marketing team, crafting the visuals for web pages, ads, blog posts, emails, and various marketing needs. You’ll bring your understanding of B2B/SaaS best practices to the role, conducting user research to fine-tune your approach. Your job will be to take the initiative, coming up with new ideas, explaining your thought process, and supporting your solutions.What Success Looks LikeOnce you get up to speed, you’ll be working with all aspects of the business to ensure design/UI consistency and intuitive, holistic UI/UX across all user interactions and throughout the brand as a whole.Hired Gun ProfileThe best candidates have an urban-planning background, working in design with maps or geo-location projects (Uber, Lyft, Waze, FourSquare), preferably in the B2B industries. The very best candidates also have a passion for the future of cities and are fascinated by the multitudinous interactions of urban life.Inside SkinnyThis is the perfect gig for a hands-on UI/UX designer primed to become a functional lead or creative director. And, if you’ve worked on augmented reality apps, call it out on your resume.Net-NetThe brand is building a category-buster that will change how cities manage transportation and public spaces — and this is a ground-floor gig.All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, creed, age, sexual orientation, veteran status, marital status, disability, or any other status protected by applicable law.
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Apply fast, check the full description by scrolling below to find out the full requirements for this role.This heavily-backed firm is about to transform transportation in the urban landscape even more than Uber or Google maps. As the team’s first design hire, you’ll have your hand in everything ‘design’ across the brand, translating the team’s requirements into visual elements. Working with the tech side of the business, you’ll be handling heavy UX/UI work, creating user flows, wireframes, mockups, and prototypes. A mastery of responsive and mobile design constraints is essential, including attention to typography, production, and image optimization.Although you’ll be heavily involved with application development, you’ll also support the marketing team, crafting the visuals for web pages, ads, blog posts, emails, and various marketing needs. You’ll bring your understanding of B2B/SaaS best practices to the role, conducting user research to fine-tune your approach. Your job will be to take the initiative, coming up with new ideas, explaining your thought process, and supporting your solutions.What Success Looks LikeOnce you get up to speed, you’ll be working with all aspects of the business to ensure design/UI consistency and intuitive, holistic UI/UX across all user interactions and throughout the brand as a whole.Hired Gun ProfileThe best candidates have an urban-planning background, working in design with maps or geo-location projects (Uber, Lyft, Waze, FourSquare), preferably in the B2B industries. The very best candidates also have a passion for the future of cities and are fascinated by the multitudinous interactions of urban life.Inside SkinnyThis is the perfect gig for a hands-on UI/UX designer primed to become a functional lead or creative director. And, if you’ve worked on augmented reality apps, call it out on your resume.Net-NetThe brand is building a category-buster that will change how cities manage transportation and public spaces — and this is a ground-floor gig.All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, creed, age, sexual orientation, veteran status, marital status, disability, or any other status protected by applicable law.
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