21 Oct
|
Hyniva
|
Alberta
Job ID: HYC2026005 Full time Alberta, Canada (Remote with occasional onsite travel)
About the Role
We are looking for talented professionals to join our team. This role offers excellent growth opportunities and the chance to work on exciting projects.
Key Responsibilities
- Apply human-centered design methodologies to improve services and user experiences
- Conduct user research, field studies, and behavioral analysis
- Lead and participate in co-design workshops and stakeholder engagement sessions
- Develop journey maps, service blueprints, and process maps
- Create, test, and validate prototypes and service concepts
- Translate user needs and business goals into actionable service design strategies
- Define and refine user stories and support Agile backlog activities
- Conduct usability testing and analyze findings to improve services
- Measure service performance and provide data-driven recommendations
- Collaborate with business, technical, and product teams
- Support organizational change management and service adoption initiatives
Requirements
- QualificationNot specified
- Experience8+ Years
Required Skills
- Minimum 2+ years of experience in service design research and related deliverables
- Minimum 3+ years of experience working in or with public sector organizations
- Minimum 2+ years of experience working within Agile cross-functional teams
- Strong understanding of human-centered design methodologies
- Experience conducting user research and insights analysis
- Experience creating journey maps, service blueprints, and other design artifacts
- Strong facilitation and stakeholder engagement skills
- Experience with usability testing and prototype validation
- Experience supporting digital transformation and large-scale service design projects
- Experience with change management and service adoption strategies
- Ability to work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams
- Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills
📌 Service Designer (Alberta)
🏢 Hyniva
📍 Alberta