Full-time Fully Remote

What we do

TryHackMe is the fastest-growing cyber security training platform, with over one million worldwide users. Our learning content covers all skill levels from complete beginners to seasoned hackers. We offer guided, gamified, hands-on training - teaching hacking and defence in action and spanning users across education, business, and personal development niches.

About the role

The fundamentals of what you will be doing:

• Translate business needs, user needs and technology constraints into solution concepts that are meaningful, easy to use, and engaging
• Combine UX thinking with design execution, to produce usable and intuitive user interfaces
• Develop UI mockups and prototypes that clearly illustrate how sites function and look like
• Can innovate and develop out-of-the-box solutions to complex user interaction problems.
• Direct all elements of design, including typography, imagery, iconography, etc.
• Provide critical analysis of user experience designs based on heuristics and other accepted design principles
• Develop personas, user stories and other design related documents
• Provides mentoring and design leadership to designers.
  • Review designs against business requirements
  • Flat hierarchy management style (empowerment, psychological safety, etc.)
• Evaluate new and emerging methods and technologies in UX prototyping and identify best of breed to incorporate into your team’s toolkit

Why would this role be challenging?

• We are currently rebuilding our platform, and we need to figure out how much we should be rebuilding from scratch. This is where your research expertise comes in handy. After the research phase, you will set the UI/UX strategy for the entire platform.
• Redesign most of the UI components from scratch, setting out the best practices for each component
  • Manage design libraries and design systems with adherence to our brand.
• Our team is small but scaling. So we are in the chaotic growing phase and we need help thinking through some of our design and design thinking processes.
  • Identify areas that need alignment or could benefit from knowledge sharing
  • Identify design/research related inefficiencies
• Evangelizing the merits of good design and research - champions user needs at all levels and influences stakeholders to consider those needs in their objectives. In other words, we want a thought leader who actively defines and institutes best practices for design, while fostering innovation to address evolving consumer expectations and technological advances.