UX Designer / Lead UX Designer - H/F

As a Lead UX Designer at Groupe SCALIAN, you will oversee the design process, focusing on user-centered methodologies for both BtoC and BtoB products. Your tasks will involve coordinating other designers, conducting user research and interviews, creating wireframes, and ensuring the efficient execution of projects while maintaining quality standards. You'll also work closely with stakeholders to gather requirements and conceptualize solutions.

To qualify for the Lead UX Designer role at SCALIAN, you should possess at least 7 years of relevant experience in UX design, particularly in complex project environments. A strong understanding of agile methodologies is essential. Additionally, possessing excellent communication skills and the ability to mentor other designers will set you apart for this position.

Groupe SCALIAN is dedicated to your professional growth, offering a comprehensive onboarding program that lasts a year, along with personalized training programs, internal events, and technical communities. This nurturing environment aids in boosting your skills and career trajectory within the company.

At SCALIAN, UX Designers utilize a variety of modern tools such as Figma, Figjam, Lookback, and Maze, among others. You will also be implementing user-centered design methodologies that ensure the final products not only meet user needs but also align with business goals effectively.

As a Lead UX Designer at SCALIAN, you will enjoy an excellent benefits package, including competitive salary, remote work options, generous time off, meal vouchers, company-sponsored health insurance, and bonuses. SCALIAN’s commitment to employee well-being means you'll have resources to support both your personal and professional life.

In responding to this question, it's critical to highlight your methodical approach towards user research. Explain how you would start with defining goals, selecting appropriate research methods (like surveys, interviews, or usability tests), then conducting the research, and finally analyzing the data to extract actionable insights that can guide design decisions.

When discussing agile methodologies in your interview, share specific examples of how you've utilized them in your past projects. Talk about daily stand-ups, sprint planning, and how you incorporate feedback loops to continuously refine your designs. Showcase your flexibility and adaptability in a rapidly changing environment.

Answer this by emphasizing the balance between user needs and business goals. Discuss the importance of usability, accessibility, and engagement, along with how effective design can lead to increased customer satisfaction. Include personal anecdotes or experiences that shaped your understanding of good UX.

Use this opportunity to showcase your problem-solving skills. Discuss a specific project that had significant challenges—perhaps with user research, design complexity, or stakeholder alignment. Highlight how you approached the challenges, what solutions you implemented, and the valuable lessons you learned.

Explain that engaging stakeholders is crucial for successful projects. Provide examples of how you've facilitated workshops, gathered requirements, and used user personas to ensure that their insights are reflected in the design process. Show your ability to communicate effectively across teams.

In response, talk specifically about tools like Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD that you have utilized for wireframing and prototyping. Share your experience with creating interactive prototypes and how they are useful for user testing and stakeholder feedback.

Your answer should reflect a systematic approach to task prioritization. Discuss how you assess project scope, deadlines, and dependencies, and leverage agile sprints to manage your workload effectively, ensuring that critical tasks align with user needs and business priorities.

It's important to convey your commitment to professional development and industry knowledge. Share specific resources you utilize—such as conferences, design blogs, communities, or courses—that keep you informed about the latest trends and methodologies in UX design.

Here, narrate a project from start to finish to illustrate your success in UX design. Include the challenges faced, your approach to resolve them, how you measured success, and positive feedback received. Metrics of user engagement and satisfaction are strong points to include.

Answering this, discuss your strategy for gathering feedback from users and stakeholders, and how you prioritize actionable items. Detail your iterative design process, describing how constant feedback loops contribute to refining the design, thereby improving user satisfaction.