About Altruistiq:

Altruistiq's software solution delivers sustainability intelligence and real corporate impact in carbon reduction and beyond for large businesses that see more than 'just' reporting as the goal.

Altruistiq empowers businesses with the technology to automate sustainability data measurement, management and exchange - with unparalleled accuracy and ease. We believe that sustainability is the corporate world's biggest data challenge. Our mission is to enable businesses to do more of what is measurably good, driven by data and impact intelligence. Read about our latest investment below:

https://www.eu-startups.com/2022/07/london-based-altruistiq-raises-e17-6-million-for-its-climate-tech-software/

About You: 

The ideal candidate should have advanced knowledge of UX and UI design, experience in B2B and SaaS products, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively while prioritising and pushing towards progress.

Skill-set:

  • Advanced knowledge of UX and UI design
  • Advanced knowledge of latest/most used design tools (eg: Figma, Figjam or equivalent)
  • Experience working with components and Design Systems
  • Experience with SaaS products required
  • Strong understanding of information architecture and its impact on user experience
  • Ability to produce drafts, prototypes, and engaging design solutions
  • Expertly run workshops and sessions to gather requirements, assumptions, challenges and insights
  • Able to see projects through from inception to production autonomously
  • Strong analytical skills for data-driven design decisions
  • Experience with user testing and feedback integration
  • Knowing what to prioritise, when to sweat details and when to compromise
  • Demonstrates adaptability
  • Knows when to be assertive and push back
  • Proactive and can work independently
  • Great at collaboration and cross-functional communication

Responsibilities:

A Senior UX/UI (product) Designer should:

  • Raise the bar with modern and beautiful UI
  • Evolve our products to be better, more intuitive and simple
  • Explore and refine quickly: solve at low fidelity and polish for delivery
  • Maintain a keen eye for detail and consistency
  • Help refine and improve the long-term goals of their squad
  • Drive the team’s excellence in execution and design quality
  • Think broadly to enhance our products and systems
  • Always push towards progress, not just action
  • See projects through from inception to production autonomously
  • Gather requirements and insights to produce drafts, prototypes, and engaging design solutions
  • Work alongside our UX Researcher to inform design decisions
  • Actively share feedback and mentor others to foster growth and improvement
  • Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams to align goals and strategies

Our benefits include:

  • Equity, we believe our team should all have a stake in the company we're building
  • A supportive culture to help you learn and develop into a better version of yourself, including a learning & development budget and policy.
  • Competitive compensation package.
  • Private health and dental insurance for you and your partner/family.
  • Generous pension contribution.
  • Unlimited holiday policy 
  • Flexible working, remote-first, with allowance to join a shared working space where you live.
  • Health & wellness budget, cycle scheme.
  • Team offsites, and annual events to spend time together as a team.
  • Work in a diverse, feedback-driven organisation, decentralised decision making enabling everyone to weigh in, offering lots of freedom, impact as well as responsibility.

At Altruistiq we believe a diverse team is a better team.

We welcome you to apply, and if there are accommodations that can be made to make the application and interview process more accessible for you please just get in touch. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, colour, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, or veteran status. We are proud to be an equal-opportunity workplace. If there are accommodations that can be made to make the application and interview process more accessible for you please just get in touch.

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