Sigma’s vision is to create an insight-driven world where people, organizations, and, ultimately, humanity are transformed for the better by data. At Sigma, we are building a cloud-native business intelligence platform that allows users to tap into their biggest databases hosted in the cloud and easily conduct analysis and graph data; all without any programming involved. We are growing the product design team and looking for a Visual Designer who is singularly obsessed with functional beauty and visual appeal. You will be part of a talented team of designers and engineers on a shared mission to make data analytics highly usable and easily accessible to non-technical users.

Working with the Visual & Design Systems Leads:

• Deliver production-ready visual designs for Sigma’s user interfaces
• Supporting the Design Systems team by making all design components pixel-perfect and production-ready
• Ensure visual designs meet Sigma quality standards and are consistently implemented throughout the product
• Incorporate brand guidelines that ensure continuity across all company channels

Required Qualifications

• Strong visual design fundamentals
• Capable of rapid iteration, receiving feedback, and experimentation. You lean towards multiple rapid iterations of your designs to get early feedback.
• 3 years of visual design experience

Desired Qualifications

• Experience translating user flows and wireframes into beautiful visual experiences
• Knowledge of HTML/CSS; experience working with front-end developers
• Experience designing visual experiences for BI, data analytics and/or data visualization 
• Experience with illustration, animation or motion design

Portfolio Requirements

• Your portfolio should emphasize designs that have been released commercially
• Your portfolio should emphasize your best work in the following areas: visual design, UI design, color, iconography, typography, illustration and animation
• Your portfolio should show the progressive evolution of your designs, including where the design started, significant iterations and the final design