The UI/UX Designer at Gracenote will engage in human-centered design to enhance B2B applications, creating mockups and prototypes, and refining designs based on analytics and research. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams, facilitate workshops, negotiate design trade-offs, and track success metrics.
Gracenote, a division of Nielsen is a global provider of TV metadata – helping create the industry-leading content discovery experiences for innovators like Amazon, Google, Comcast, Roku, and Samsung. Working at Gracenote provides you the opportunity to help drive the evolution of the entire entertainment industry.
Gracenote seeks a User Experience Designer specializing in Enterprise Application UX to help us grow our media business for both internal and external applications.
What you will do
- Participate in a human-centered design process to create the experience of Gracenote’s B2B products, from concept to execution
- Create mockups, prototypes, and high-fidelity final designs in an innovative, fast-paced environment
- Iterate and refine design concepts based on engagement analytics, customer research findings and evolving industry trends
- Collaborate with a cross functional team of engineers and product managers to align your design solutions with both technical constraints and business goals
- Structure and facilitate ideation sessions and workshops to bring together both technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Coordinate with stakeholders to negotiate, prioritize and make trade-offs while working effectively across a broad range of teams, content verticals, technologies and processes
- Identify and track metrics to measure the success of design solutions
The ideal candidate for this role
- Is passionate about their craft and excited for the opportunity to design leading edge B2B web applications
- Has domain knowledge across the media, audio, or consumer electronic ecosystems, with a strong understanding of the business dynamics shaping themUp-to-date with industry trends and emerging technologies
- Has proven experience designing enterprise web applications and efficient workflows needed for managing and maintaining large databases
The minimum requirements we are seeking for this role:
- Bachelor's degree in Design, HCI, or a related field
- Proven experience (5+ years) as a UI/UX Designer, experience with web-based Enterprise applications or internal tools a plus
- Proficiency in Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, Miro and the Google Suite of tools (Docs, Slides, Sheets, etc)
Top Skills
Figma
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