Ring & DuChateau Consulting Engineers
Sr. UX Designer, Amazon Advertising Sales and Partners UX Team
New York, New York, USA · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$155k-$210kDetected 1 day ago
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About the role
- Our vision is to enable advertisers of all sizes to effortlessly harness advertising potential through intuitive, intelligent, and unified experiences.
Responsibilities
- The Advertiser UX (AUX) team serves as the strategic design center for Amazon Ads, designing end-to-end experiences for advertisers, publishers, partners, and internal account teams across the Ads Console, PubTech, and Sales organizations.
- In this role you will design, test, and deploy innovative experiences that help Amazon Sales users achieve their goals and optimize their process -globally and at scale.
- You will utilize a full range of skills including, wire framing, interaction design, prototyping, and visual design to bring new experiences to fruition.
- You will lead the design to deliver high quality solutions in an environment where priorities
- Throughout each stage of the Human Centered Design process, the designer will work collaboratively with a Sales Technology team that includes product managers, engineers, business owners and executives.
Requirements
- Experience with design tools such as Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign and prototyping in HTML, JavaScript, CSS, Ajax
Nice to have
- USA, NY, New York
Compensation
- $155k-$210k
Company info
- We are looking for a process-obsessed Sr.
- Our customers are sellers, and we work backwards from theirs needs while setting high standards for yourself and the team.
- shift fast to meet the changing needs of our customers.
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