Job description

The Product:

Healthy Workers continuously measures stressors in the work environment using sensors and scientifically validated data collection methods. Employees are closely involved and we’ve developed a web-based application via which they provide input and receive messages, personal data and other content. Both employees and employers get insight into well-being, workplace stressors and workplace performance. These insights and real-time data can be viewed in the web application and dashboards for stakeholders.

Who we are looking for:

We are looking for an experienced UX designer with a good understanding of data-driven design.  A pragmatic thinker who is capable of making strategic decisions in the direction of our UX-design, and thrives in the fast-paced work environment of a startup.

As a UX Designer at Healthy Workers, you understand the necessity of experimentation, the need to fail and advocate continuous iteration. A good candidate is eager to work with other team members (such as other designers, developers, researchers, etc.) in order to tackle the challenges at hand.

What you will be doing:

• You will validate and substantiate your own work and ideas, to be the ultimate user advocate.
  
• Collaborating with a Product Owner to prioritize merchant needs and opportunities.
  
• Push boundaries of UI/UX/visual execution, while continuously experimenting, trying, testing, and of course, failing and iterating.
  
• You’ll diverge in concepts and ideas, and then converge to realisable and innovative designs.
  
• Present your work effectively and eloquently communicate design choices to other designers and stakeholders.
  
• Work with an aim of transparency, demonstrating an open attitude for collaboration and the reception of feedback.
  

This is you:

• 5+ years experience working as a product designer
  
• Someone that can dream and think big, as well as start small in execution.
  
• An experienced designer who’s worked on complex products (preferably on multiple platforms), and has the ability to understand complex feature sets.
  
• Someone with an impeccable eye for detail.
  
• You have the technical knowledge and experience with building out prototypes, using both code and visual tools.
  
• Ability to independently generate production assets
  
• Ability to design for multiple touchpoints (Web, iOS, Android, mobile web, email etc.)
  
• Set product analytics goals, analyse and process user-feedback and -data to subsequently apply this in iterations.