Sr Product Designer (Hyderabad)

ANSR is hiring for one of its clients. About American Airlines: To Care for People on Life's Journey®. Together with our American Eagle regional partners, we offer thousands of flights daily to more than 350 destinations in more than 60 countries. American Airlines is transforming the way it delivers technology to its customers and team members worldwide. American’s Tech Hub in Hyderabad, India, is our latest technology office location and home to team members who drive technical innovation and engineer unrivalled digital products to best serve American’s customers and team members. With U.S. tech hubs in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas and Phoenix, Arizona, our current team in Hyderabad, India enables better support of our 24/7 operation and positions American to deliver industry-leading technology solutions that create a world-class customer experience. We are excited to announce an opening for Sr Product Designer, IT User Experience at American Airlines. Please find below the details of the role and its responsibilities. Skills Required: Figma, Adobe, User Experience, UX Experience Range: 5 - 9 years Why you will love this job: This job is a member of the User Experience (UX) and Digital Customer Experience team within the Information Technology Division. Work across UX disciplines to take large, complex applications and transform them into simple, intuitive experiences. Conceptualizes, prototypes, presents and delivers a variety of UX deliverables (personas, flows, research plans, test scripts, low and hi-fidelity mockups). What you will do: Works with a cross-functional team using agile methodology to define user stories andUX deliverables Influences design and product / owner decisions based on UX best practices, design principles and research Collaborates with developers to find the most effective, expedient and efficient way to implement solutions Collects, analyzes, presents and actions feedback and manage changes to deliverables Presents work in a clear and compel

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