Senior UX Designer, Prime Video

November 30, 2024

Experience in design
Experience in delivering design solutions for projects of large scope and complexity
Have an available online portfolio
8+ years of design experience

Are you interested in shaping the future of entertainment? Prime Video is re-inventing how customers connect with their favorite shows, teams, and products by combining high-quality live streaming, immersive interactive features, and exclusive access to some of the world's most loved movies, TV series, and live sports. All from a single service available on the web, mobile, and TV in 240+ countries and territories around the world. And we're just getting started.

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Quickly, yet thoroughly, create process flows, wireframes, and visual design mockups as needed to effectively conceptualize and communicate detailed interaction behaviors.
Develop and maintain detailed user-interface and interaction specifications.
Present and defend design recommendations to partners, stakeholders, and senior leadership for review, feedback, and approval.
Partner with technology teams to ensure we leverage the scale offered by our platform without compromising on core experience principles.
Measure the success and effectiveness of UX innovations.

A day in the life
The Senior UX Designer for Prime Video Global Commerce will solve some of our most complex customer problems. You are expected to think like an owner, always raise the quality of the CX, and be a relentless advocate for customers. You will collaborate with UX Researchers, Product Managers, Engineers, and fellow UX Designers both within Prime video and across Amazon, using your organization and communication skills to bring clarity to chaos, working strategically with other team leaders and team members across the organization.

About the team
You’ll join a fun, growing team of UX practitioners who help each other develop and thrive. You will have a mentor and a manager that cares about you, your career, and your skills development and be expected to do the same for your team. You will have autonomy and ownership while contributing to the supportive culture on the team. We gather often to collaborate, ask questions, and grow together, so bring your unique skills and experience and be prepared to share, learn, and grow with us.

Experience designing across Web, Mobile, and Living Room platforms.

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