AI UX Manager - #AIDA

Singtel Group; Singapore; On-site; SGD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading telecommunications company in Singapore is seeking a UX Designer with 2–6 years of experience. The role involves conducting user research, designing usability tests, and developing design documentation. Ideal candidates will possess skills in UX design, usability testing, and proficiency in tools like Figma. Join us in a transformative journey shaping the telecommunications industry around AI and user experience.

Qualifications

• 2–6 years of experience in UX design and testing.
• Good to have experience in AI, analytics, or process automation.
• Proficiency in design tools like Figma and usability testing techniques.

Responsibilities

• Conduct user research, interviews, and contextual inquiries.
• Design and execute usability test plans, including task-based testing and surveys.
• Develop and maintain design documentation including design systems.

Skills

UX design

Usability testing

Experience in AI

Workshop facilitation

Proficiency in Figma

Job description

Overview

To lead the next phase of our AI evolution, we’ve launched a new business unit AIDA – Artificial Intelligence & Data Analytics – a strategic engine driving our transformation designed to scale our AI ambitions with precision and purpose. This marks a pivotal shift in how we operate, innovate, and serve to embed intelligence into every layer of our business.

At Singtel, this is more than a technology upgrade. It’s a strategic transformation that redefines how value is created across the enterprise core— augmenting human capabilities and unlocking entirely new potential. It is a transformation journey by aligning people, platforms, and processes under one cohesive strategy. Our mission is to build AI literacy, and foster a culture where intelligence empowers people.

We welcome you to join us on a transformational journey that’s reshaping the telecommunications industry — and redefining what’s possible with AI at its core. Grow with us in a workplace that champions innovation, embraces agility, and puts human potential at the heart of everything we do.

Responsibilities

1. User Research and Experience Design

• Conduct user research, interviews, and contextual inquiries to understand user needs, behaviors, and pain points.
• Create user personas, journey maps, and experience flows to inform solution design.
• Translate business and functional requirements into wireframes, mockups, and prototypes that support usability and user-centered design.
• Work closely with Product Owner, developers, and stakeholders to co-design solutions aligned with project goals.
• Participate in agile ceremonies and incorporate feedback from sprints and demos into iterative design improvements.
• Ensure design consistency, accessibility, and adherence to UI/UX best practices across AI applications.

3. Usability Testing and Feedback Loop

• Design and execute usability test plans, including task-based testing, A/B testing, and surveys.
• Analyze test results to identify usability issues, collect actionable insights, and propose design enhancements.
• Support user acceptance testing (UAT) by validating the final implementation against design intent and user requirements.

4. Documentation and Design Assets

• Develop and maintain design documentation including design systems, screen specifications, and annotated prototypes.
• Create user guides or onboarding materials to facilitate solution adoption when needed.

5. Continuous Improvement and Innovation

• Monitor post-implementation user experience and recommend enhancements.
• Stay up to date with UX/UI trends, tools, and AI interface design patterns to inform solution improvement.

Qualifications

Skills for Success:

• 2–6 years of experience in UX design and testing
• Good to have experience in AI, analytics, or process automation
• Good to have experience in Workshop facilitation and storytelling for design justification
• Proficiency in design tools – Figma, usability testing techniques, and prototyping and wireframing