Product Designer (UX)

Apple Inc.•Sunnyvale, CA

52d

About The Position

Imagine what you could do here. Contribute your expertise to redefining the software that drives businesses around the world with Claris, an Apple company. The Claris Product Design Team is seeking a Product Designer with experience designing for complex, data heavy, enterprise solutions. Join us to design software for developers across web and native applications. Our work empowers customers to build solutions using the next generation of low code tools. We are taking on complex problems aimed at providing elegant solutions that surprise and delight our users. From ideation to implementation, the Product Designer will work with cross-functional teams to drive results. Apply UX principles to solve problems and ship solutions. Envision and specify the expected behaviors of workflows. Use your understanding of common design patterns-but know when to break the rules. Invest attention into details where it is required. Keep the overall vision of product experience in mind as you evaluate features for enhancements. Extend into research or prototyping per your interests. Have an eye for the relative quality of visual interfaces. If you are a self-starter who is motivated to make great software, come make an impact at Claris!

Requirements

Projects that describe who motivated the design, what influenced decisions, and how you delivered the solution.
Skills to iterate and move features forward with stakeholders, including engineering and product management.
Ability to communicate UX concepts using low and high fidelity deliverables.
Navigate an agile work environment and perform key tasks within sprints.
Collaboration and communication within a design team and cross-functionally.
Know the tools. Experience with Figma is strongly preferred.

Nice To Haves

A background of working on enterprise software is a bonus.
Familiarity with Apple's Human Interface Guidelines is a plus.

Responsibilities

Apply UX principles to solve problems and ship solutions.
Envision and specify the expected behaviors of workflows.
Use your understanding of common design patterns-but know when to break the rules.
Invest attention into details where it is required.
Keep the overall vision of product experience in mind as you evaluate features for enhancements.
Extend into research or prototyping per your interests.
Have an eye for the relative quality of visual interfaces.
Iterate and move features forward with stakeholders, including engineering and product management.
Communicate UX concepts using low and high fidelity deliverables.
Navigate an agile work environment and perform key tasks within sprints.
Collaboration and communication within a design team and cross-functionally.