UX Product Designer

As a UX Product Designer at Motorola Solutions, your primary responsibilities will include collaborating with the global UX team to design innovative solutions for public safety, conducting usability research, and utilizing wireframes and prototypes to illustrate your design concepts. You’ll partner closely with product managers and developers to ensure that user experiences are seamless and engaging, while also developing workflows and interactions that address edge cases.

To qualify for the UX Product Designer position at Motorola Solutions, candidates should possess a master’s degree along with at least one year of relevant experience. Strong understanding of user-centered design principles and proficiency in industry-standard design tools are also preferred to help you succeed in this role.

At Motorola Solutions, collaboration is key for the UX Product Designer role. You will work alongside experienced researchers, product managers, and development teams, ensuring that all parties are aligned on user needs and design intents. This collaborative environment fosters creativity and innovation, allowing designs to evolve based on team insights and user feedback.

In your role as a UX Product Designer at Motorola Solutions, you’ll use a variety of industry best practices and tools, such as wireframing and prototyping software, to bring your design concepts to life. You will also engage in usability testing sessions to validate designs, creating a data-driven approach to design decisions.

Working as a UX Product Designer at Motorola Solutions comes with a multitude of benefits including competitive salaries, comprehensive health benefits, a 401K with company match, generous time off, and access to an employee stock purchase plan. Additionally, you will be part of a community committed to fostering a culture of safety and inclusivity.

In your answer, outline your specific approach, starting from research and understanding user needs, through brainstorming and ideation, to creating wireframes and prototypes. Emphasize your iterative process involving user feedback at each stage to refine designs.

Discuss how you prioritize user needs while keeping business objectives in focus. Use examples to show how you’ve successfully integrated user experience with company goals in previous projects.

Share your approach to usability testing, including how you recruit participants, the types of testing methods you use, and how you analyze and implement feedback into your designs.

Discuss your openness to feedback and how you leverage constructive criticism to enhance your designs. Share an example of a time when feedback led to an improved design solution.

Mention any specific tools you have used such as Sketch, Figma, or Adobe XD, highlighting why you prefer them and how they benefit your design workflow.

Provide a brief overview of a project that had significant challenges due to tight deadlines, technical limitations, or user constraints, and explain how you navigated those challenges to deliver a successful outcome.

Explain the importance of user research in your design process, including how you conduct it and how it informs your decisions. Provide examples where research significantly impacted your design.

Talk about the importance of designing for accessibility, and mention specific standards or guidelines (like WCAG) you follow to ensure your designs are inclusive for all users.

Share a specific instance where you worked with various teams such as development, marketing, or stakeholders, emphasizing your communication skills and how collaboration led to enhanced project outcomes.

Discuss your passion for improving user experiences and enhancing the usability of products. Share any specific aspects of UX design or your experiences at Motorola Solutions that drive your interest in the role.