UI/UX Expert at Travel Jar
Title
UX/ UI Expert

Location
Bengaluru, India
Job Type 
Full-time
Background
Travel Jar is an upcoming start up that helps users to convert all their wonderful moments during a trip to a beautiful short story telling movie automatically so that they can re-live/share those moments forever.
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Travel Jar automatically creates a 2-3 minute movie of your journey having various elements including your clicked pictures, videos, places you visited, people you met, moments that you shared, how you traveled - flight, bus, train etc. all through a chronological order and with interactive journey map. Travel Jar can be also used as a collaborative tool for group of travelers where each and every media gets synced on everyone's devices - no need to chase anyone asking for your pics/videos.
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Travel Jar wishes to re-invent the way people look back on their Memories or Story - Telling.
Role & Responsibilites
Travel Jar is on the lookout to talk with great UI/UX Designers to join their team and bring fresh ideas to the table as well as execute to improve the product. The responsibilities will include:
  • Design user flows and experiences that are incredibly simple and elegant 
  • Explore new ideas around the way people share and consume content 
  • Take conceptual ideas and turn them into beautiful product for our users 
  • Partner effectively in a cross-functional product team with engineers while presenting ideas and designs effectively 
  • Bring original ideas and fresh approaches to each project
Prerequisites
  • Ability to clearly articulate your design decisions to cross functional teams 
  • Willingness to learn and take on new challenges 
  • 1-4 years of Relevant Work experience 
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills 
  • Must have a portfolio featuring examples of product design work 
  • Ideally fluent in CSS and HTML 
  • Bachelors in Design or related field
Compensation
No salary. 1- 3% stake in company.
Application Deadline
Till position is filled
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