REMOTE :: UX Lead Designer with PowerBI || Contract

UX Lead Designer + PowerBI || Remote || Contract

A UX leader who combines strong user-centered design expertise with deep Power BI dashboard design experience and a solid understanding of pharmaceutical commercial operations

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead end-to-end User Experience (UX) design initiatives for analytics, reporting, and commercial intelligence applications within the pharmaceutical domain.
  • Collaborate with business stakeholders, product owners, commercial operations teams, data analysts, and technical teams to understand business goals and translate them into intuitive user experiences.
  • Design user-centered experiences for Power BI dashboards, reporting portals, data visualization platforms, and self-service analytics solutions.
  • Conduct user research, stakeholder interviews, usability testing, journey mapping, and persona development to identify user needs and pain points.
  • Define and maintain UX strategy, design standards, interaction patterns, and accessibility guidelines across products.
  • Create wireframes, mockups, prototypes, user flows, information architecture, and high-fidelity designs.
  • Champion data storytelling and visualization best practices to improve business decision-making.
  • Partner with Power BI developers, data engineers, and business intelligence teams to ensure seamless implementation of UX designs.
  • Drive design thinking workshops and facilitate cross-functional collaboration to align stakeholders on product vision.
  • Establish UX governance and ensure consistency across multiple applications and dashboards.
  • Mentor junior UX designers and contribute to the growth of the UX practice within the organization.
  • Ensure solutions comply with pharmaceutical industry standards, data privacy requirements, and enterprise design guidelines.
  • Measure and improve user adoption, usability, and customer satisfaction through continuous feedback and analytics.

Required Skills & Qualifications

10+ years of overall UX/UI experience.

  • Good experience with Power BI.
  • Proven experience in the Pharma Commercial domain.
  • Strong experience designing enterprise applications, analytics platforms, and business intelligence solutions.
  • Hands-on experience designing user experiences for Power BI dashboards, reports, scorecards, and data visualization solutions.
  • Deep understanding of UX methodologies
  • Strong expertise in data visualization principles and dashboard design best practices.
  • Proficiency with UX and prototyping tools
  • Experience collaborating with Agile/Scrum product teams.
  • Ability to translate complex business and data requirements into intuitive and user-friendly experiences.
  • Experience working closely with BI developers, data engineers, and analytics teams.

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