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Daya Wira Performa

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UI/UX Designer

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Summary

Daya Wira Performa is hiring a UI/UX Designer in Jakarta to research users, map journeys, and craft polished interfaces across web, mobile, tablet, kiosk, and EDC. Day-to-day work centers on Figma, design systems, and user testing, with POS/banking design experience a plus.

Job Description

1. Research users through interviews and surveys, and turn insights into design direction

2. Map user journeys and information architecture that simplify complex business and regulatory processes

3. Craft high-fidelity UI that is both easy to use and visually polished

4. Design consistent experiences across web, mobile, tablet, kiosk, and EDC

5. Test designs with users, then iterate based on feedback

6. Collaborate with product managers, engineers, and stakeholders to ship solutions with real business impact

Qualifications

1. Female applicants are Preferred

2. ⁠Solid grasp of UX principles, interaction and visual design, and information architecture

3. Proficiency in Figma, Adobe Creative Cloud, or equivalent tools

⁠4. Experience with design systems and tokens (building, contributing to, or maintaining them)

5. Clear communicator who can explain design decisions with data and reasoning

6. Fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and professional-level English (written and spoken)

7. Ownership mindset and the agility to deliver in fast-moving timelines

⁠8. Experience designing for POS or banking (a plus)

⁠9. Experience designing for multiple platforms such as kiosk, EDC, or tablet (a plus)

⁠10. Hands-on user research experience with interviews and surveys (a plus)

⁠11. Practical use of AI tools to speed up design iteration (a plus)

12. Background in UI/UX Design with ⁠⁠1+ year experience, with a portfolio that shows your end-to-end process and problem-solving



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