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Travelocity is seeking a Principal Mobile UX Designer in Southlake, Texas
By Coroflot Jobs - Jan 29, 2013
Principal Mobile UX Designer
Travelocity
Southlake, Texas
Travelocity is looking for User Experience ninja who is about tackling human-centered, real-world design challenges. He or she will participate at all stages of a project including customer insights, product strategy, concepting, prototyping, detailed design, and front end development. The ideal candidate has a strong background in interaction design and visual design skills, as well as systems thinking, including how feature, interaction and page designs work and will be maintained across brands, channels (Web/mobile), countries and languages. The designer is comfortable working in a highly collaborative, agile environment, and is willing to wear multiple UX hats (IA, design, front end code).
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Principal Mobile UX Designer
Travelocity
Southlake, Texas
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