Description
GovTech is seeking a Designer to work on technically challenging problems in an environment running like a modern product company, solving important, underserved problems in the public sector.
As a Designer, you will work on digitally transforming the public sector, designing and delivering intuitive, high-quality digital products that simplify complex systems and workflows.
Responsibilities:
- Plan and conduct user research to understand user needs, behaviours, and pain points faced by public officers in Enterprise Singapore.
- Design end-to-end user experiences, covering information architecture, user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity UI.
- Build interactive prototypes in Figma to communicate design intent, making effective use of components and design system libraries.
- Collaborate closely with product, engineering, and business stakeholders to ensure designs are feasible and well-implemented.
- Advocate for user needs throughout the product development lifecycle.
Requirements:
- Minimally 3 years of experience in designing and shipping digital products end-to-end, supported by a strong portfolio.
- Proficient in research skills, with the ability to select appropriate methods, synthesise insights, and translate findings into product decisions.
- Good interaction and visual design skills, with proficiency in Figma and modern design systems.
- Strong communication and storytelling skills, with the confidence to present to both technical teams and senior stakeholders.
Nice to Have:
- Experience and knowledge of Singapore public sector.
- Experience working in a product-centric environment.
- Continuous learning and experimentation with current trends such as designing with and for AI.
- Basic frontend development skills (HTML, CSS, React, JavaScript).
What We Offer:
- Collaborative and creative work environment.
- Competitive salary and benefits package, including opportunities for professional growth and development.
- Work environment that is fully supportive of self-improvement and personal/professional development.