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Senior Front-End Designer / UX Designer

MSZ Systems
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Senior Front-End Designer / UX Designer LinkedIn Job Description: MSZ Systems Inc. is hiring a Senior Front-End Designer / UX Designer We are looking for a designer who can create user-centered, accessible, and build-ready digital experiences for public-sector services. The ideal candidate has strong experience with UX artifacts, wireframes, prototypes, design systems, accessibility, and working with Agile product teams. Responsibilities: • Design and enhance web-based digital services. • Create user flows, wireframes, prototypes, storyboards, design specs, and interface documentation. • Work with product owners, developers, researchers, and business stakeholders. • Support usability testing, research synthesis, and evidence-based design decisions. • Apply accessibility standards including WCAG. • Prepare developer-ready design handoff and front-end design documentation. • Contribute to design systems, reusable components, and responsive design patterns. Required Skills: • 2+ years of experience as a UX Designer, UI Designer, Product Designer, Front-End Designer, or Service Designer. • 2+ years creating UX deliverables such as wireframes, prototypes, user flows, journey maps, storyboards, and design specifications. • 2+ years working in Agile or cross-functional product teams. • Strong experience with Figma, Axure, Adobe XD, Sketch, or similar tools. • Experience designing responsive web/mobile interfaces. • Strong communication and stakeholder collaboration skills. Nice to Have: • Government or public-sector digital service experience. • Design system or component library experience. • Accessibility/WCAG experience. • Experience creating multiple design options and production-ready UI specs. • Portfolio or work samples showing wireframes, prototypes, and design documentation. Location: Remote within Canada Contract: Long-term contract
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