UI UX Developer Job at David Jeremiah in Santee

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Turning Point for God is the broadcast ministry of Dr. David Jeremiah and exists to deliver the unchanging Word of God to an ever-changing world.

Using Dr. Jeremiahs teaching, we capture, curate, and communicate Bible Strong content through the power of media to share the Gospel with theological and creative excellence.

Dr. Jeremiah is committed to teaching the entirety of Gods Word to the world, and his teaching is delivered in multiple languages to approximately 3 billion people across the globe through Turning Points various media channels.
To accomplish this mission, more than two hundred staff across various disciplines are committed to sharing the Gospel and Bible Strong teaching through Turning Point.

At Turning Point, you will be empowered and equipped to use your unique skills and abilities to glorify God and make an eternal impact while being part of a professional Christian community and relational work environment.
Job Summary
We are seeking a talented UI/UX Developer with 3-4 years of experience to join our team on-site in Santee, California.

The ideal candidate will have a strong eye for design, a deep understanding of user experience principles, and the technical skills to bring intuitive and engaging digital experiences to life.

You will work closely with designers, developers, and product managers to create seamless, user-friendly interfaces for web and mobile applications.
Key Responsibilities
Design and implement visually appealing, user-friendly interfaces for web and mobile applications.
Collaborate with product teams to translate requirements into functional, intuitive designs.
Conduct user research and usability testing to refine and enhance user experiences.
Serve as key point of contact for web & app user-experience testing, ensuring correct functionality, maximum performance, and accessibility.
Ensure design consistency by following style guides, branding guidelines, and UI patterns.
Stay up-to-date with industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in UI/UX development.
Qualifications & Skills
Bachelors degree in related technical././///
3-4 years of experience in UI/UX development, preferably in a fast-paced environment.
Pay Range:
The expected salary range for this position is $82,000 to $97,000 per year .

The actual compensation offered will depend on a variety of factors, including qualifications, experience, skills, and location.

In addition to base salary, we offer a comprehensive benefits package.
This description reflects managements definition of essential functions for this position, although this list is not all-inclusive to what tasks may be assigned.

Turning Point for God reserves the right to modify our job descriptions at any time.
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