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GoTymeX, the technology and operations division of TymeGroup, seeks a senior Product Designer in Ho Chi Minh City. You will shape UX journeys and strategy, delivering simple, scalable features for fintech products with a strong design system mindset.
You will join a multinational, high-performance design team; relocation is supported, and initial remote collaboration is possible before relocation.
The Company:GoTymeX is the technology and operations division of TymeGroup. We develop software for our business units, GoTyme Bank, which operates in South Africa and Southeast Asia and is rapidly expanding across Asia-Pacific. Based primarily in Vietnam, our team is distributed globally.
The Team
The role we are seeking will be part of the Design Team, which includes 30 professionals such as UX designers, UI designers, Design System specialists, Motion designers, Brand designers, UX Researchers, UX Writers, and UX strategists. We work together through meetings, critiques, and data-driven decisions. We are obsessed with quality design, and our commitment is reflected in our award-winning products. (Red Dot Award, UX Design Award, Design for Asia Award). HERE > https://shorturl.at/luR69
The Role
We seek a highly skilled and passionate Product Designer skilled in UX journeys and UX strategy. With an innate ability to design features that are simple, easy to navigate, and scalable (bonus if with good knowledge of UI and aesthetic balance). The ideal candidate should possess outstanding design skills, ideally with prior experience in the fintech industry. Critical thinking, a systematic mindset, and the ability to focus on the larger picture rather than individual pages are essential qualities.
*Only applications accompanied by a shared portfolio will be considered.
Location
This position is based in Ho Chi Minh City.
We provide a competitive relocation package for candidates willing to relocate, and we are open to initial remote collaboration followed by a relocation.