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User Experience Designer
Accenture
Original Job Summary
About the Role
Accenture Flex offers local fixed-duration project-based work with flexibility and competitive rewards. As a User Experience Designer at Accenture, you will drive business transformation by delivering innovative solutions for leading organizations. You will collaborate with diverse teams and use emerging technologies to address today’s business challenges.
Key Responsibilities
- Define and design interfaces and interactions for various products.
- Advocate for users including end-users and developers.
- Collaborate with business, engineering, and UX to define product strategy and requirements.
- Create user flows, wireframes, prototypes, and UX specifications.
- Work with UX research to test and refine design concepts.
- Stay updated with industry trends and emerging tools in UX design.
Basic and Preferred Qualifications
Minimum 7+ years of work experience with UI Prototyping, UX accessibility, GitHub, Interaction Design, and UX Data Analysis. A HS Diploma/GED is required; a Bachelor’s or Associate’s degree is preferred.
Compensation & Location
Accenture Flex employees work onsite in their local metro area. The hourly salary ranges from $62.00 to $72.00 in various states including California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, New York/New Jersey, and Washington.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Accenture is committed to diversity and equal opportunity, ensuring all employment decisions are made without discrimination. Accommodations are provided to qualified candidates as needed.
Key skills/competency
- User Experience
- UI Prototyping
- Interaction Design
- Information Architecture
- Wireframing
- UX Research
- Collaboration
- Prototyping
- Accessibility
- UX Data Analysis
How to Get Hired at Accenture
🎯 Tips for Getting Hired
- Customize your resume: Tailor skills to UX design projects.
- Research Accenture: Understand the company culture and projects.
- Showcase portfolio: Highlight diverse user experience projects.
- Prepare for interviews: Focus on design challenges and collaboration.