SPH Product Design Team is looking for a Product designer with strong prototype skills. The candidate will work closely with Product managers and the design team, helping the teams to arrive at solid design decisions and choosing appropriate design frameworks, execute on ideation and UX / UI delivery. He/She will also work in collaboration with the design researchers to conduct user research and validate product design hypotheses, and support various product initiatives.
SPH Media Trust is incorporated as a public company limited by guarantee. The mission of SPH Media Trust is to be the trusted source of news on Singapore and Asia, to represent the communities that make up Singapore, and to connect them to the world. It has several business segments in the media industry, including the publishing of newspapers, magazines, and books in both print and digital editions. It also owns and operates other businesses including radio stations and outdoor media.
What You'll Be Doing
- Create ideas/concepts leading to design prototypes with an intuitive and
- delightful experience
- Delivering pixel perfect mockups to relevant teams and also develop visual
- language for the UI, including icons and illustrations
- Experience designing for iOS, Android and web along with a good knowledge
- of HCI principles
- Attend and actively participate in daily stand-up, grooming, planning, and sprint
- retrospective meetings
- Work closely with product owners and key stakeholders to define goals,
- roadmaps and product requirements
- Self motivated in personal growth, skill sets and knowledge
Skills You'll Need
- 3+ years of UX or Product Design experience in a product company or digital
- agency
- Expertise in using design and prototyping tools including Figma, and InVision
- Best-in-class UX deliverables (Wireframes, User journey, Workflows etc.)
- You should be an Individual Contributor
- You have good interpersonal, communication, and collaboration skills
- Experience conducting User Research and Usability tests will be a bonus
- Fluent communication in Mandarin and English