UI/UX Designer

The successful applicant will become a valuable member of the TASKA design and software teams shaping the user experience and interface of our digital product portfolio to ensure clinical teams, users and community have the best possible TASKA experience. This role is full-time with key responsibilities being: Lead the UI and UX design of our digital product suite. Conduct user research, usability testing, and data analysis through a variety of qualitative and quantitative methods. Synthesise research findings into user insights to inform design decisions. Collaborate with product managers and engineering teams to prototype and iterate on new features and existing features. Create wireframes, mock-ups, and interactive prototypes to visualise design concepts. Maintain and evolve design systems and UI components to ensure consistency across products. Stay up to date with industry trends, best practices, and emerging technologies in UX/UI design. Gather and analyse user feedback to continuously improve the user experience.

The inspiration for TASKA Prosthetics came in 2002, after founder Mat Jury broke both his arms in a mountain biking accident. Those injuries limited Mat's ability to interact with the world but gave him an insight into everyday reality for people with permanent limb loss. This resulted in Mat's passion for the prosthetics industry, and his subsequent robotic prosthetic hand designs. TASKA now produces the multi-award winning multi-articulated myoelectric prosthetic hand; a complex blend of technology, design, and engineering that has established itself as an international market leader. But the product is only one part of the company. We are deeply committed to our values that foster a culture of care, collaboration, courage, and excellence. Our ambition to innovate and challenge the status quo drives us forward, and we are continually growing. We're seeking to expand our Christchurch-based team with individuals who resonate with our story and share our dedication to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the prosthetics industry.