Skill
User Centered Design
Design and Creative Software
User-centered design is a design philosophy and iterative process that prioritizes the needs, behaviors, and feedback of end users at every stage of product development, from research and ideation through prototyping and testing. Practiced by UX designers and product teams, it typically involves user interviews, personas, usability testing, and iterative refinement rather than designing based on internal assumptions. The approach aims to produce products that are more intuitive, effective, and satisfying for the people who actually use them.
Open roles requiring User Centered Design (2)
Working Student (f/m/d) - User Experience Design for AI at Customer Experience & Solutions (CXS)
SAP
Part-time · St. Leon-Rot, DE, 68789
A student position in UX design for AI-driven products within SAP's customer experience team, based in Germany. This role suits undergraduates or applied science students interested in learning practical UX methodology while contributing to real projects in an established design organization.
Listed on SAP’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Principal Product Designer, Business Intelligence for QuickBooks and Mid-Market
Intuit
Mountain View, CA · $239,000 – $323,000
A visionary design leader to establish and evolve the strategic direction of business intelligence across QuickBooks and Intuit's enterprise products, partnering with product and engineering teams to transform analytics experiences into proactive, personalized tools. This role suits experienced principal-level designers who excel at communicating design vision, mentoring others, and driving adoption of innovative patterns across large-scale, complex product ecosystems.
Listed on Intuit’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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