UX Designer , AWS Fintech R&D

DescriptionLooking to lead and drive big design solutions and projects How about taking on a big role and a real challenge The AWS Finance Technology (AWS FinTech) team is seeking a talented and passionate User Experience Designer to join our growing UX Design team. This UX Designer will have a significant impact on our business as they lead the design direction and implementation for FinTech products. This key team member will work collaboratively with engineers, product managers, executives, and other designers, leading design throughout the strategy, design, and development life-cycle.Key job responsibilitiesCapable of designing simple and elegant experiences for typical end usersCapable of accommodating important edge use cases to assure an awesome experience across the spectrum of end users without detracting from the typical user experienceConsistently produce crisp UX graphics that encourage end user thoughts and actions to offer them the best user experience for their objectivesKnowledgeable about the full life cycle of new product/service developmentAble to understand and compliment the work of the technical and engineering development and operational staff they work with to deliver resultsAble to proactively stay in touch with their end user community to assure they understand and deliver on their needs, implementing design research techniquesWilling to collaborate in a larger design community within Amazon to strengthen the results of their specific program commitments.A day in the lifeYou will be working closely with leaders and teams across product, engineering, and design. You will also build key partnerships with customers both from the AWS finance org and also from other AWS teams.About the teamYou will be a part of a close-knit, supportive, inclusive, and diverse team of designers, technologists, and product managers. At AWS Fintech we build and operate systems that provide management and financial reporting for AWS. Our multi-year vision is to build a comprehensive, single source of truth finance data platform for AWS that automates repetitive data sourcing, data validation, and reporting processes to free finance users to spend more time performing complex analyses, supporting business decisions, and telling the story.Basic Qualifications- 3 years of design experiencePreferred Qualifications- Have an online portfolio or samples of work on resume, demonstrating experience creating great end-to-end, user-centered design solutions and patterns, across desktop and mobile devices- Knowledge of best practices for information architecture and designOur inclusive culture empowers Amazonians to deliver the best results for our customers. If you have a disability and need a workplace accommodation or adjustment during the application and hiring process, including support for the interview or onboarding process, please visit for more information. If the country/region youre applying in isnt listed, please contact your Recruiting Partner.

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