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Grupo NS

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Product Designer (UX)

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About the role

At Grupo NS, we are looking for a product designer capable of converting complex problems and early-stage ideas into clear and engaging product concepts and user experiences. You will work in close collaboration with product, engineering, research, and other stakeholder teams, from the discovery and concept development phase through to final delivery.

What you'll do

Lead product design and concept development in key product areas.

Convert user needs, business goals, and technical constraints into robust product concepts and experiences.

Create and validate flows, prototypes, and interaction concepts.

Facilitate design discussions and help define product direction.

Explore practical and meaningful ways to use AI in design and product experiences.

What we're looking for

Between 3 and 5 years or more of user experience (UX) and digital product design, with experience taking ideas from the discovery and conceptual development phase through to delivery.

You must be present in the office 2-3 times a week in Alicante

How you'll work

The modality is hybrid in Alicante (you must be present in the office 2-3 times a week)

What we are looking for

Extensive experience in user experience (UX) and digital product design.

Demonstrated ability to conceptualize, shape, and communicate new product ideas and experiences.

A portfolio with concrete examples of previous work, showcasing your role, the process, key decisions, and impact.

Strong skills in interaction design, prototyping, and product thinking.

Ability to work independently, manage ambiguity, and influence product direction.

Experience in effective collaboration with cross-functional teams.

At least one concrete idea or use case on how AI could add value to the product experience or the design process.

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