Part-Time UX Designer: Create Intuitive Digital Experiences

Work corp; Al Khor; On-site; QAR 33,000 - 40,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Part-time role

Diversity-friendly environment

Job summary

Work corp in Al-Khor, Egypt seeks a UX Designer for a part-time role. You will design intuitive user experiences, create wireframes and prototypes, and collaborate with teams to understand user needs. This position emphasizes learning and growth, with opportunities to contribute across digital products.

Basic knowledge of design tools and strong collaboration skills are expected. Applicants should be Egyptian citizens residing in Al-Khor, with a passion for user-centered design and no strict

Qualifications

• Egyptian nationality and residing in Al-Khor
• Passion for user-centered design and creating great UX
• Basic knowledge of design tools like Adobe Creative Suite
• Strong communication and collaboration skills
• Attention to detail and task prioritization

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand project requirements and user needs
• Design wireframes, prototypes, and mockups to communicate interactions and design ideas
• Conduct user research and gather feedback to inform design decisions
• Create user flows and information architecture for digital products
• Ensure design consistency across platforms and devices
• Stay updated with UX design trends and best practices

Skills

User-centered design

Adobe Creative Suite

Communication skills

Education

Graphic/web design degree or certificate

Job description

Work corp in Al-Khor, Egypt seeks a UX Designer for a part-time role. You will design intuitive user experiences, create wireframes and prototypes, and collaborate with teams to understand user needs. This position emphasizes learning and growth, with opportunities to contribute across digital products.

Basic knowledge of design tools and strong collaboration skills are expected. Applicants should be Egyptian citizens residing in Al-Khor, with a passion for user-centered design and no strict