Hybrid UI/UX Designer — Prototyping, Accessibility, Web

Mayo Career Site US

Rochester (MN)

Hybrid

USD 85,000 - 128,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Mayo Clinic is seeking an experienced UI/UX Designer to collaborate with UX researchers and content specialists to craft compelling digital experiences. You will prototype across screen sizes, document UI specs for developers, and advocate for accessibility and brand-consistent patterns.

Hybrid role combining remote and on-site work requiring residence within 100 miles of Rochester, MN. Applicants should bring 5+ years in UI design, a strong portfolio, and proficiency with Sketch, Figma, or

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree. At least 5 years of experience producing user interface designs with demonstrated impact.
Expert skills in UI design methods (prototyping, interaction flow diagrams, wireframes, and interface specifications) and strong visual design acumen.
Up-to-date knowledge of modern digital and interaction design principles and trends.
Ability to clearly articulate complex design problems and solutions using strong communication and presentation skills.
A portfolio demonstrating deliverables throughout the design process for products/websites is helpful.
Health care or higher education experience is a plus.
Experience with: Using user interface design software such as Sketch, Figma, or Adobe XD.
Addressing accessibility concerns for digital products, including optimizing for assistive technologies.
HTML, CSS, and the basics of front-end web development.
Content design, UX writing, and the basics of digital marketing, search engine optimization, and content strategy.

Responsibilities

Contributing to all stages of the design process, including wireframing website layouts, designing mockups at multiple screen sizes, and developing UI documentation for hand-off to developers.
Representing users in the design of user interfaces that reflect best practices for different device types and accessibility.
Participating in the user experience research process to establish design solutions that meet user needs and goals.
Incorporating UX findings and brand identity into design patterns that are not only visually appealing but also enrich the user experience.
Collaborating closely with other team members and stakeholders to improve navigation schemes, interaction patterns, and digital storytelling.
Building familiarity with a component-based content management system and working closely with content contributors to create engaging webpage layouts.
Developing and adapting design specifications for front-end developers, taking into account feasibility and performance constraints.