• Collaboratively lead user research, concept testing, and usability testing by utilizing various methodologies
• Develop and document detailed user experience specifications
• Able to articulate UX concepts and solutions through wireframes and prototypes of varying fidelity
• Create compelling user interfaces through visual design esthetics and the use of typography
• Work with Product Management to provide solutions to market requirements that are innovative and functional

Responsibilities

• Proactively look for ways to make Next Big Sound better
• Write front-end code in PHP, HTML/CSS, and Javascript
• Design of extraction tools using our API
• Work closely with, and incorporate feedback from, product management, designers, and back-end engineers
• Rapidly fix bugs and solve problems

Responsibilities

• Actively participate in concept development and design ideation as part of a small team.
• Rapidly build and iterate prototypes that push the bounds of today’s computing to prove concepts and test ideas.
• Develop polished, high-fidelity functional prototypes to prove and sell concepts to development teams and senior leadership.
• Partner with engineering to ensure that interactive techniques and technologies translate through to shipping products and services.

• Set your own Dropbox storage quota
• Free breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, plus tons of snacks and beverages
• Office across from the SF Giants' ballpark
• Really flexible hours
• Eighteen days of paid vacation and eleven paid holidays
• If you're sick, just stay home and get better
• Subsidized gym and commuter programs, including our very own Dropbox shuttle service within San Francisco
• 401(k)
• Vision, dental, life, and health insurance too
• Join the band. Complete music studio equipped with drums, P.A., amplifiers, etc...
• Whiskey Fridays
• Gaming! Starcraft, dedicated game rooms, DDR (yep, a real machine), ping pong, tournaments, and more

Qualifications

• You're an experience whisperer -- you can distill complicated problems into simple and elegant solutions.
• You have an understanding of what makes an experience good or bad -- you can think through user problems, find reasonable solutions, then mock them up in detail and work with engineers build them.
• You love making things beautiful, and you have a strong understanding of composition, balance, symmetry, and white-space.
• You have a highly refined aesthetic sense and can both work within and expand the 'Dropbox style'.
• You're a self-starter who actively seeks ways to make the Dropbox experience both visually appealing and easy to use.
• You look for opportunities to solve problems in unique and innovative ways.
• You understand the technical limitations and liberties behind your decisions, and have enough chops to communicate your ideas to engineers.
• You are actively involved in defining product strategy.
• You think in terms of design systems and make rational design decisions.
• You obsess over details, and are excited to polish until your work is pixel-perfect.
• You have plenty of experience designing for the web, and understand how to apply both form and function within it while maintaining simplicity.
• You're constantly pushing your limits and searching for opportunities to become better.
• You create your own iconography, set up your own guidelines, and build easy-to-navigate documents.
• Your team collaboration skills are unparalleled.
• You thrive in an environment with short feedback loops.
• You read everything and will paste an html heart character before your first name on the next page.
• You want work on a team of the world's best software designers and engineers building a product that you use everyday!

• Concept and produce digital media for communication initiatives (presentations, templates, digital signage, graphics, logos, etc.)
• Drive design strategy and vision based on the project needs and direction from the project lead.
• Lead creative development and execution of deliverables (on multiple platforms) for both external and internal audiences.
• Generate new and innovative executive presentations that include sound and video production.
• Design full-scale event creative that extends from signage to promo items.
• Manage all design projects, communicating, strategizing and prioritizing with product teams as needed.

Key Responsibilities:

• Concept, design and implement creative solutions in multiple formats to build revenue channels
• Interface with key Monetization team constituencies to provide a creative and design counter perspective to strategic business discussions
• Outbound presentation, product overviews and RFP design elements
• Brainstorming with Account Executives to help bring ideas to brands who want to work with Foursquare
• Fielding inbound requests with little warning on tight timelines
• General problem solving

Requirements:

• 3-5 years of experience in design, creative development, UX/UI design or a similar field with a portfolio to represent your work
• Mastery of Keynote, Photoshop, In-Design & Illustrator (After Effects is a plus)
• A portfolio that reflects projects on which you were the sole or lead designer, as well as projects on which you supported a lead designer
• Ability to prioritize in an environment where everything is a priority
• Ability to function as a brand ambassador with senior clients and marketers
• Comfortable with aggressive revenue targets and a willingness to find new ad opportunities with existing industry relationships

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   4. remove any copyright or other proprietary notations from the materials; or
   5. transfer the materials to another person or "mirror" the materials on any other server.
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