UX Designer

Role overview

This part-time UX Designer opportunity is based in Sydney, New South Wales, with a hybrid setup that combines office collaboration and work-from-home flexibility. The position is suited to an entry-level designer who is eager to learn, contribute to product improvement, and build practical experience in user experience work.

What you’ll do

You will help shape clear and user-friendly digital experiences by supporting research, prototyping, interface design, and iterative refinement. The role includes working with experienced designers and stakeholders to turn ideas into usable solutions.

• Assist with user research tasks, including interviews, surveys, and basic usability studies.
• Create both low-detail and polished prototypes, wireframes, and mockups.
• Contribute to page layouts, user flows, and interface structure.
• Take part in design workshops and collaborative brainstorming sessions.
• Record user needs and design requirements in an organized way.
• Prepare and update design assets for ongoing projects.
• Refine concepts using feedback from senior team members and other stakeholders.
• Support usability testing and help summarize the findings.
• Organize research outcomes and maintain design documentation.
• Assist in keeping design systems and component libraries current.

Qualifications and skills

This role calls for someone with a basic grasp of UX methods, visual design principles, and prototyping tools, along with a collaborative mindset and attention to detail. Applicants should be comfortable learning on the job and contributing in a team-based hybrid environment.

• Ability to use design thinking and core UX principles to address user and business needs.
• Exposure to user research methods such as interviews, surveys, or usability testing, plus the ability to turn findings into useful insights.
• Working knowledge of visual design basics such as layout, typography, color, and accessible interfaces.
• Hands-on experience with prototyping software such as Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, or similar tools.
• Study background in UX/UI Design, Interaction Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Graphic Design, or a related field, completed or underway.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to collaborate across teams.
• Careful attention to detail, receptiveness to feedback, and a learning-focused attitude.
• Basic awareness of web/mobile design conventions and accessibility standards such as WCAG is beneficial.
• A portfolio or sample work showing academic, personal, or internship-based UX projects and deliverables.

Additional information

This is an entry-level role that offers close collaboration with experienced colleagues and involvement in cross-functional work. The focus is on learning best practices, contributing to ongoing product enhancement, and supporting the continuous improvement of digital experiences.

Company

Sociedad Española de Anatomía Patológica