Ui/Ux Designer

City People Solutions is a leading IT Consulting, multi-specialist and managed recruitment and talent hire services provider. We are recognized for our expertise and success in providing businesses with flexible, motivated, and performance-based workforce within the Australian marketplace.Since our beginnings in 2016, the Australian Staffing Agency has grown in the spirit of providing professional services with a personal touch and exceeding the expectations of our customers. CPS provides quality labor solutions across a number of industry sectors including industrial and commercial recruitment, and focuses on helping our customers meet their staffing needs.City People Solutions has built a strong company with a solid reputation based upon the company values of professionalism with a personal touch, respect for our customers and community, efficiency, and responsiveness.CPS provides training and on-the-job mentoring for all our staff to instill our values, and help exceed our customers' expectations in the work that they do.We help businesses build what is genuinely meaningful to their customers. We find the best way to enable change from the inside, and ensure that the positive changes we make are sustained long after we leave.Find us at – cpsanz.comAs UX Designer You Will Have:5+ years of proven experience as a UI/UX Designer with a strong portfolio showcasing a range of UI/UX projects and problem-solving capabilities.Translate concepts into user flows, wireframes, mockups, and prototypes that lead to intuitive user experiences.Experience working closely with developers and cross-functional teams in an agile environment.Applications close based on the volume of applications received.This is an opportunity to work somewhere you can truly be proud of your contribution. If this sounds like a role for you, let us know how you best fit the specific skills, and apply today with your cover letter and CV.CPS is an equal opportunity employer that actively embraces diversity in its workforce through accurate community representation of gender, culture; thought and work arrangements.
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