About This Opportunity
The University of Queenslands is significantly investing in establishing a best-practice digital presence. This project aims to enhance the University’s position, relationships, and reputation with our various stakeholder groups, and ultimately make it easier for our students, partners, and community to engage with us.
The Web Roadmap Program is being delivered by Information Technology Services and the Office of Marketing and Communication. It will provide a host of benefits by consolidating multiple websites to provide a consistent, effective, and engaging user experience for all of our customers.
The User Experience and Information Architecture Designer is the key person responsible for supporting the uplift of user experience in digital touchpoints and determining how information across a website or application is displayed and accessed. This role will report to the Information Architecture Specialist and support UX and content design across all stakeholder groups.
If you are a UX Designer with an interest in Information Architecture or an Information Architect looking to upskill in UX, this role is for you!
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Here is an example of how you could tailor your resume for the position of UX/IA Designer at the University of Queensland:
Contact Information: Include your full name, address, phone number, and email address at the top of the resume.
Summary: A brief statement that summarizes your qualifications as a UX/IA Designer and your experience in the field.
Example: “Highly skilled and experienced UX/IA Designer with 5 years of experience in creating user-centered designs for web and mobile applications. Proven track record of conducting user research, creating wireframes, and designing interfaces that improve user engagement and satisfaction.”
Education: List your educational background, including the name of the school, the degree earned, and the field of study. Also, include any relevant coursework, honors, and awards.
Work Experience: List your work experience in reverse chronological order, starting with your most recent job. Include the job title, the company name, and the dates of employment. Also, provide a summary of your responsibilities and accomplishments related to the role of a UX/IA Designer.
Skills: List your skills that are relevant to the job of a UX/IA Designer, such as user research, wireframing, prototyping,
interface design, and user testing.
Certifications: List any relevant certifications or licenses that you have earned in the field of UX/IA Design.
Volunteer Experience/ Community Service: List any volunteer or community service experience that you have, it shows that you are a well-rounded individual.
Professional Memberships: List any professional memberships or affiliations that you have in the field of UX/IA Design.
Language: If you have any proficiency in any other language, you can mention it here.
References: Include the name, title, and contact information of at least two professional references, ideally from previous employers or supervisors who can speak to your experience and qualifications as a UX/IA Designer.
As always, make sure to proofread your resume multiple times to ensure that it is free of any errors and that it presents you in the best possible light. You can also consider including a portfolio of your work in your application. It will be a great way to showcase your skills and design process to the employer.
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