About the Position:

Join us in Lund at client's dynamic, multi-disciplinary design and innovation lab, where we're pioneering designs that go beyond borders. We're seeking a Senior User Experience Designer who thrives on innovation, excels in visual storytelling, and understands the critical importance of clear, efficient communication in bringing new ideas successfully to market. You'll have the opportunity to impact the lives of millions worldwide through advanced designs.

Job Responsibilities:

• Drive innovation and concept development within the design team.

• Enhance our storytelling capabilities to effectively communicate creative concepts.

• Collaborate with diverse stakeholders across global teams on complex, high-impact design projects, ensuring the delivery of truly useful designs to our users.

• Work closely with design teams in China and make use of external resources globally.

• Lead design projects from start to finish, using insights from research, creative workshops, ideation sessions, and concept design phases.

• Prioritize requirements based on impact and business needs.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Master's degree or higher in User Experience Design, Visual Design, Interaction Design, Digital Media Design, Communication, or related fields.

• Proficiency in one or more of the following areas: visual storytelling, animation, communication, and copywriting.

• 5+ years of experience as a senior designer, with a track record of working with large global companies and clients.

Required Skills/Personal Characteristics:

• An outstanding portfolio showcasing exceptional communication skills and design proficiency.

• Proficiency in digital design tools relevant to the role.

• Excellent communication skills and experience in cross-cultural collaboration are preferred.

• We value diversity and consider it a bonus to have a team comprised of individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Location:

Candidates must either reside in Lund, Sweden, or nearby towns, or be willing to relocate to Lund, Sweden.