FAQs
What is the primary role of a Product Designer at Loblaw?
The primary role of a Product Designer at Loblaw is to shape the user experience of products by working closely with cross-functional teams, including product management, data science, ML engineering, web development, and quality assurance, to design and deliver high-quality solutions that align with user needs and business goals.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A minimum of 3 years of experience in product design, UX/UI, or a related field is required. Experience designing complex business applications or software in Figma is preferred.
What types of design work will I be involved in?
You will be involved in framing problems and opportunities, interaction design, service design, facilitating workshops and user interviews, conducting research, creating design artifacts for developers, and measuring the performance of designs post-launch.
What does the interaction design aspect of the job entail?
The interaction design aspect involves understanding the interplay among words, visuals, space, time, and behaviors of digital user interfaces. You will also contribute to the design system for the products in your portfolio.
How will I conduct research as part of my role?
You will conduct generative research to deepen your understanding of end-user needs, design and conduct usability tests on your design ideas, and use the findings to refine and iterate on your designs.
What skills are emphasized for success in this role?
Collaboration, outcome-focused thinking, being hypothesis-driven, self-management, and agility in applying Agile methodology principles to design processes are emphasized for success in this role.
How does the role support the service design process?
The role provides opportunities to influence the fundamental design of the services offered to users, extending beyond just the digital user interface.
What tools and methodologies should I be familiar with for this position?
Familiarity with Figma for design deliverables, as well as using Agile methodology and Jira for task management, tracking, and workflow optimization, is important for this position.
How important is the ability to measure design performance in this role?
Measuring design performance post-launch is critical as it allows you to track the effectiveness of designs and continuously optimize them based on data.
What is the expected approach to problem-solving in this role?
The expected approach is to be hypothesis-driven, which means valuing the problem over specific solutions and understanding that every design solution is a hypothesis built on assumptions that need to be tested and validated.