UX/UI Designer

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sourcico
  • Post Date: 21/03/2019
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Job Overview

Join the Sourcico family!
We have an UX/UI open role for one of our clients who is looking for a permanent support to their team.
Responsibilities:

  • – Design intuitive user interfaces for mobile apps and responsive web application
  • – Support research and conception of digital products
  • – Support digital advertisements, social media campaigns and classical advertising formats
  • – Design and improve product website and landing pages

What we expect:

  • – 3+ years of relevant experience
  • – Experience with Sketch and/or Adobe Ps/Id/Ai
  • – Professional English skills
  • – A superb sense of graphical design, especially in the field of UX/UI Design
  • – Product-centric working approach
  • – Optional: experience with JIRA and Confluence

As an employee of Sourcico you’ll enjoy the flexibility, autonomy and teamwork that come with being our member. We offer a pleasant work environment and stimulating employment packages. If you are willing to successfully grow within the organization, focus, collaborate and have enthusiastic and
positive attitude please participate in the recruitment.

Please send your Curriculum Vitae (in English) to jobs@sourcico.com all applications will be treated with the strictest confidence. All the candidates that show fit for the vacancies will be contacted.

Sourcico is an international company with headquarters in Israel that includes management, administration, sales and a CTO, and offshore competence centers that include local management, technical leadership, recruiting, software engineers and quality assurance. In short: We transform dreams into reality thought connecting talents from different locations.

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  • Offered Salary (DEN)-
  • Career LevelProfessional (2-8 yrs)
  • Experience2 - 3 Years
  • GenderBoth
  • Education levelBachelor Degree
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