Junior UX Designer
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Informatica / Software in Pavia
Engineering Department (Pavia, Italy) - Hybrid
Funambol is the leading personal cloud solution used by mobile operators, device manufacturers, serviceproviders and software companies around the world. We are looking for a Junior UX Designer to join our team in Pavia. If you have a genuine passion for user experience, interface design, and creating products people love,and you're eager to grow your craft in a fast-moving, collaborative environment, Funambol welcomes you.
Responsibilities
As a Junior UX Designer, you will own the design dimension of our product from early-stage analysis to polished interfaces, working closely with developers and the Product Owner. Your core focus will be on
UX Design: Ideate and create wireframes, mockups, and prototypes to explore and communicate design ideas. Define information architecture, interaction patterns, and visual hierarchy that make our product intuitive and delightful to use.
User Research & Testing: Plan and conduct research and tests, analyze user feedback, and translate findings into concrete design and product choices.
Use data from Firebase and Google Analytics to validate design decisions.
Product Collaboration & Analysis: Work with the Product Owner and engineering team to ensure designs are understood and faithfully implemented. Contribute to feature analysis by describing functionality, evaluating user feedback, and advocating for the end-user perspective throughout the development cycle.
We value T-shaped people: deep in design, broad enough to contribute across the product lifecycle.
How we work
Our two-week sprints involve defining product requirements through design sprints, closely following the development cycle across multiple platforms. We embrace an empirical approaches to product definitions, we iterate over problems, experiment with A/B testing, prototyping, spikes, and measure the impact on end-users.Our continuous improvement cycle includes gathering real-world feedback through data analysis (Fireba