Lead UX Designer

Description

ABOUT THE ROLE

Honeywell is hiring a Lead UX Designer at our Atlanta Headquarters. As part of the Honeywell User Experience team you will employ your UX skillset for discovering user needs and translating that knowledge into platform-based SaaS solutions for a wide variety of industries. As a UX Lead you will also oversee and guide work that crosses over multiple domains in support of a common platform framework and design system. This is a central role where you will have significant influence over the experience strategy of Honeywell digital and AI products as well as our evolving operations for a growing team.

AS A LEAD UX DESIGNER YOU WILL

• Collaborate with cross-functional partners to guide new products and enhancements from idea to implementation and beyond
• Work closely with UX practitioners to lead and participate in research strategy and interaction design engagements
• Facilitate collaborative workshops and alignment activities
• Coach and mentor other practitioners to develop their craft
• Participate in key leadership team efforts involving UX Design Product Strategy Engineering and Operations across multi-continent UX practice

YOU MUST HAVE

• 10 or more years of general experience as a UX practitioner including a year or more experience leading UX projects
• Undergraduate or graduate degree

WE VALUE

• Kindness humility and putting people first we believe human-centered people are necessary for great human-centered design
• A portfolio demonstrating how you have led teams to pragmatic high-quality UX outcomes show us how you get from research to ideas to delivery
• Experience in designing SaaS IoT Enterprise and/or platform-driven business & technology solutions
• Excellent communication skills and ability to articulate design value with peers and leaders in Product Engineering and Operations
• Experience using human-centered design methodologies such as Contextual Design or Service Design
• Skills for driving sense-making and alignment workshops and other approaches