UX Designer

As a UX Designer at Allegro, your main responsibilities include identifying user needs and solving problems for Allegro users both in Poland and internationally. You will be immersed in the entire design process, from ideation to implementation, working with top data analysts, researchers, and other designers to craft solutions used by millions. You'll also be expected to present your design decisions effectively and collaborate closely with other team members to validate and deliver excellent experiences.

To thrive as a UX Designer at Allegro, you should have at least 2 years of experience designing for mobile applications on iOS and Android, as well as responsive websites. A strong portfolio showcasing your design work and problem-solving capabilities is essential. Familiarity with Figma and other prototyping tools is expected, while proficiency in both English and Polish at a B2 level is necessary for effective communication in the team.

Allegro provides a comprehensive benefits package for UX Designers, including a hybrid work model, an annual bonus of up to 10% of salary based on performance, and a wide selection of fringe benefits you can customize for your needs. This includes options like medical care, sports packages, and educational resources. You’ll also receive a premium work laptop and enjoy a collaborative and supportive team culture that fosters creativity and continuous learning.

Yes! While not mandatory, experience in designing for the e-commerce industry is considered a valuable asset for a UX Designer at Allegro. Given that Allegro is one of the leading platforms in this space, having insights into user behaviors and trends in e-commerce will significantly enhance your ability to create effective designs that resonate with our users.

Allegro stands out as a unique workplace in several ways. For one, we are one of the largest teams of UX designers and researchers in Poland, which allows for a diverse range of perspectives on problem-solving. We emphasize a team-oriented environment where feedback is welcomed, and we invest in professional tools and resources that enable our designers to explore and validate their ideas thoroughly. Together, we create a fun and supportive atmosphere for all our team members.

To answer this, start by outlining the stages of your design process, which typically include research, ideation, prototyping, testing, and implementation. Emphasize your ability to adapt the process based on specific project needs and user feedback. Providing examples from your past work where you've successfully navigated through these phases will add depth to your response.

When discussing user research, highlight your methods for gathering insights, such as interviews, surveys, and usability tests. Mention how you analyze the data collected and how it informs your design decisions. It's effective to share an example where user research led to meaningful changes in your design approach.

In your answer, focus on your ability to tailor presentations to your audience. Discuss the strategies you use to communicate your design rationale and how you handle feedback. Sharing a specific instance, including the outcome of that presentation, will showcase your skills in this area.

Be honest about your proficiency with tools like Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD. Explain why you prefer certain tools, citing examples of projects where they've helped you efficiently carry out your design work. Discuss how these tools enable effective collaboration with your team members.

Address this question by sharing your strategies for staying current, such as following design blogs, participating in webinars, and engaging with design communities. Mention specific trends that you find exciting and explain how you have incorporated them into your recent projects.

When answering, discuss the metrics you find meaningful, such as user engagement rates, A/B testing results, or usability scores. Illustrate how these metrics guide future design iterations and help you refine user experiences, demonstrating your analytical skills and focus on results.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your reply. Focus on a project where you encountered a significant challenge and detail the steps you took to resolve it. Highlight teamwork, flexibility, and innovative thinking that contributed to the project's success.

Describe your time management methods, such as using task lists, prioritization matrices, or agile methodologies. Provide an example of a scenario where you successfully managed multiple projects and delivered high-quality designs within tight timelines.

Emphasize the importance of teamwork and communication in your design approach. Share how you collaborate with other teams, like product management and engineering, to ensure cohesion in the design process. Providing an example where collaboration led to improved outcomes can reinforce your point.

This question is an opportunity to convey your research about Allegro and your excitement for their mission. Align your personal values and goals with the culture and projects at Allegro. Share specific reasons such as their focus on user-centered design, the scope of the projects, and the collaborative team environment.