Innovative Junior Design Engineer at Ashby (British Columbia)

Innovative Junior Design Engineer at Ashby (British Columbia)

13 Aug
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Ashby
|
British Columbia

13 Aug

Ashby

British Columbia

Elevate your career as a Junior Design Engineer at Ashby, fusing engineering and design to craft essential features for a talent-acquisition platform. Your solutions will engage millions of users worldwide.

In this role, you will engage with product and engineering teams to clearly define UI and data-model requirements. Your responsibilities will include redesigning interfaces and creating composable components using your expertise in TypeScript and React. The focus here is on quick iterations that respond to user insights, valuing speed over perfection.

Key Responsibilities:
• Collaborate to define UI, UX, and data-model needs
• Redesign interfaces utilizing the design system
• Develop flexible components for consistent product experience




• Offer design consultation on hierarchy and visual polish
• Quickly implement feedback from users and stakeholders

Requirements:
• Strong visual design skills shown in your portfolio
• Skilled in TypeScript, React, and CSS
• Up to 2 years of qualified design or engineering experience
• Experience deploying code to users in web/mobile settings
• Proficient in project ownership and cross-team communication

Step into this role at Ashby to enhance your design capabilities and make a significant impact on user experiences.
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📌 Innovative Junior Design Engineer at Ashby (British Columbia)
🏢 Ashby
📍 British Columbia

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