ShiftX is hiring : Senior Product Designer UI / UX in Chandler

ShiftX mission is to make scheduling simple and create an outstanding employee experience. We are taking a radical approach to workforce management. With unprecedented products and tools, we’re not just revolutionizing the way our clients manage scheduling, we’re transforming the way their employees experience scheduling. Whether our clients are looking to increase employee satisfaction, reduce operating costs, or revamp their employee management systems, ShiftX provides the platform to change the way they manage their workforce.

Are you interested in SHIFTing the conventional thinking in scheduling to create a disruptive platform that combines artificial intelligence capabilities with an innovative, user centric design?

We are looking for a product-focused engineer who cares about excellence in what they deliver

We are a company where autonomy, creativity, thoughtfulness, and trust are valued, and opportunities to grow are limited only by your imagination

This role is not for the unseasoned. We need a coder and a leader, who has an appreciation for good design and usability.

The technical problems we solve aren't simple, but this means you’ll be able to do work that matters, and help a ton of people in a way you've never imagined

Responsibilities

Has at least three years of experience on a product or user experience team for a SaaS application

Can work at a fast-paced company where the feedback cycle is measured in hours rather than weeks

Has a "get it done" attitude and proven background of delivering beautiful work again and again

Is seeking a career-defining opportunity with a proven, results-oriented team

Experience designing and supporting actual web applications that have seen production usage with a large userbase.

Comprehensive understanding of UI / UX principles

Partners across teams at every stage to deliver the highest level of quality

Understands product management in addition to user behaviors and motivations

Enjoys crossing back and forth between UX and graphic design

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