UX Designer, Google

• Bachelor's degree in Design (interaction, graphic, visual communications, product, industrial, etc.), Human-Computer Interaction, Computer Science, related field or equivalent practical experience
• Experience working collaboratively with UX, product managers and engineers
• An online portfolio showing experience designing web or mobile applications
• Experience in leading the design of enterprise web applications for technical domains
• Experience in creating strategy and designing products, with a track record of key contributions to innovative and successful products or platforms
• Ability to communicate complex interaction concepts clearly and persuasively to different audiences

• Design and user experience (UX) are at the forefront of everything we do
• The job of an Interaction Designer is to envision how people experience our products and bring that vision to life in a way that feels inspired, refined and even magical
• In an Interaction Designer role, you’ll take on complex tasks and transform them into intuitive, accessible and easy-to-use designs for billions of people around the world—from the first-time user to the sophisticated expert
• Achieving this goal requires collaboration with teams of Designers, Researchers, Engineers and Product Managers throughout the design process—from creating user flows and wireframes to building user interface mockups and prototypes
• You will anticipate what our users need, advocate for them and ensure that the final product surprises and delights them
• User experience is at the forefront of how we create intuitive, innovative, and beautiful products that people love. We strive to learn and understand our users’ needs, behaviors, and emotions to gather insights that inform product strategy and design
• Our UX teams include designers, researchers, content strategists, and engineers who are passionate about quality, usability, and simplicity
• Design for users of data rich, complex data products
• Understand user needs, gathering requirements and translate these into user journeys and interfaces
• Manage project priorities, deadlines and deliverables
• Collaborate closely with UX research to understand user needs, test solutions and assumptions
• Collaborate with cross-functional team across Google Health to develop safe, functional and user-centered products

• Paid time off, including vacation, bereavement, jury duty, sick leave, parental leave, disability, holidays, and global reset/wellbeing days
• Hybrid work model — two work from home days each week for most roles
• Remote work opportunities available
• Four “work from anywhere” weeks per year
• Part-time work and job-sharing options
• Fertility and growing family support
• Parental leave and baby bonding leave
• Caregiver leave
• Backup childcare
• Survivor income benefit
• Educational reimbursement
• Googler-to-Googler peer learning and coaching platform
• Donation matching and time off to volunteer
• Employee resource groups for underrepresented employees and their allies
• Internal Googler community groups and local culture clubs
• Inspiring spaces to work, recharge, and collaborate with fellow Googlers
• Top technology, including internet reimbursement and company-paid mobile phone
• On-site meals and snacks
• Fitness centers, massage programs, and ergonomic support
• At-home fitness, wellbeing, and cooking classes
• Art programs, Talks @ Google, legal services… and of course, Dooglers

Total funding: $36.1m

Google's fast growth since incorporation has triggered a chain of products, acquisitions, and partnerships beyond Google's core search engine product. Despite 80% of revenue coming from advertising services, it's known for continually investing in 'moonshot' projects (like self-driving cars) in an effort to find the next big pillar of the business.