Work with a cross functional team, partnering with users, product owners, business analysts and development teams to deliver business value.
Define, structure, and conduct in-person ethnographic research, in person and remote usability evaluations according to targeted metrics.
Conduct research to explore and evaluate desired experiences, analyze research data, present findings, and make prioritized design recommendations.
Transform complex user and business requirements into creative ideas, workflows and interface concepts for websites and apps.
Clearly communicate research findings with a strategic voice, with prioritized recommendations and potential design solutions to developers, designers, and project managers through visually compelling presentations and documents.
Many years of work experience and a degree with a focus on design, interaction or information technology or a comparable education.
Qualification in and/or significant experience using human centered design (design research / design thinking) research methodologies preferred.
You bring along a lively interest in problem solving and the enthusiasm to familiarize yourself with new business models.
Work enthusiastically with a highly energetic design team in an iterative design process.
Self-motivated and able to efficiently run with a project without close supervision.
Attention to detail and excellent communication skills with fluent communication skills in German and English.
„To be ILI“ means traveling far to reinvigorate innovation once again. It means vocation, commitment and passion. We are a highly selected taskforce with absolute focus: where we sense the innovation pulse, we actively start the conversation.
There are lions in the zoo. And there are lions in the wilderness. A lion in the wild is constantly hunting for prey. It constantly activates all its senses in order to be able to act with the right strategy when an opportunity arises. Therefore it is awake, alert and agile. A lion in the zoo loses its important hunting instinct gradually due to the guaranteed food supply. It is no longer constantly focused on picking up the scent of prey.
Work with a cross functional team, partnering with users, product owners, business analysts and development teams to deliver business value.
Define, structure, and conduct in-person ethnographic research, in person and remote usability evaluations according to targeted metrics.
Conduct research to explore and evaluate desired experiences, analyze research data, present findings, and make prioritized design recommendations.
Transform complex user and business requirements into creative ideas, workflows and interface concepts for websites and apps.
Clearly communicate research findings with a strategic voice, with prioritized recommendations and potential design solutions to developers, designers, and project managers through visually compelling presentations and documents.
Many years of work experience and a degree with a focus on design, interaction or information technology or a comparable education.
Qualification in and/or significant experience using human centered design (design research / design thinking) research methodologies preferred.
You bring along a lively interest in problem solving and the enthusiasm to familiarize yourself with new business models.
Work enthusiastically with a highly energetic design team in an iterative design process.
Self-motivated and able to efficiently run with a project without close supervision.
Attention to detail and excellent communication skills with fluent communication skills in German and English.
„To be ILI“ means traveling far to reinvigorate innovation once again. It means vocation, commitment and passion. We are a highly selected taskforce with absolute focus: where we sense the innovation pulse, we actively start the conversation.
There are lions in the zoo. And there are lions in the wilderness. A lion in the wild is constantly hunting for prey. It constantly activates all its senses in order to be able to act with the right strategy when an opportunity arises. Therefore it is awake, alert and agile. A lion in the zoo loses its important hunting instinct gradually due to the guaranteed food supply. It is no longer constantly focused on picking up the scent of prey.