UX/UI Designer

CONTEXT

Our client, a major player in its sector, is investing in digital products that connect customers, operations, and partners across a global logistics network. The design challenge is rich: users range from internal operations teams under time pressure to external customers who expect clarity, speed, and confidence. The organization already has strong technical foundations, but it needs an experienced UX/UI Designer to bring structure, empathy, and visual craft to a portfolio of complex tools and services. Based in Marseille with the possibility to work remotely four days per week, the designer will collaborate closely with product managers, engineers, and business experts to turn dense workflows into experiences that feel simple. This is a 12-month mission where the right designer can leave a durable mark on how the company builds digital products.

ACTIVITIES

• Conduct user research, interviews, and usability testing to understand real needs, pain points, and operational constraints.
• Map user journeys, information architecture, and service flows for complex logistics and customer-facing products.
• Create wireframes, mockups, interactive prototypes, and high-fidelity UI designs that align with brand and accessibility standards.
• Collaborate with product owners and developers to ensure designs are feasible, coherent, and properly implemented.
• Maintain and evolve a design system, reusable components, and documentation that help teams scale consistency.
• Present design rationale to stakeholders, gather feedback, and iterate without losing sight of user value.
• Advocate for UX/UI best practices and help raise the design maturity of the organization.

EXPECTED ACHIEVEMENTS

• Deliver user-centered designs that reduce friction, improve task completion, and increase satisfaction for internal and external users.
• Create a coherent design language and reusable patterns that speed up future product development.
• Validate concepts through research and testing, reducing rework and ensuring that decisions are grounded in evidence.
• Strengthen collaboration between design, product, and engineering so that user experience is considered from the start.
• Leave the client with stronger design assets, clearer processes, and a team more confident in applying UX/UI methods.

ENVIRONMENT

• Figma, prototyping tools, design systems, and usability testing platforms.
• User research, journey mapping, wireframing, prototyping, and accessibility standards.
• Agile product teams with product managers, developers, business analysts, and stakeholders.
• Global logistics and supply-chain context with complex internal tools and customer-facing interfaces.
• Marseille base with remote work possible four days per week.