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User Experience Engineering Manager (Multiple Positions)
New York, NY

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User Experience Engineering Manager (Multiple Positions)

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User Experience Engineering Manager (Multiple Positions) (Accenture LLP; New York, NY): Translate design concepts to prototype solutions to create an optimized user experience for Accenture or our client's software engineering solutions. Design and code applications to functional and technical programming standards. Develop system specifications and interfaces for complex components. Create operational documentation for the application. Maintain applications according to SLAs. Develop and implement testing plans. Work across the Service Delivery Lifecycle on engineering solutions for new system roll-outs, major/minor enhancements, and/or ongoing maintenance of existing applications. Analyze, design, build, and/or test new components or enhancements to existing modules. Identify and assess complex problems and create solutions that require in-depth evaluation of variable factors that are implemented by the team. Work with client to gather requirements and develop proof of concepts for new technologies/solutions and suggest business process improvisation to reduce complexity in custom application(s). Act independently to determine methods and procedures on new assignments. Supervise a team to gather and interpret user/system requirements into design specifications. Conduct project and issue management (status reporting, issue reporting, ETC/budget reporting) for assigned scope of work, and make decisions that impact the team through regular consultation with senior management. Adhere to strategic direction set by senior management.

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