Product Designers are responsible for creating and enhancing everyday products. They use their skills to determine the users of a particular product, and then figure out the best delivery models and technical elements of the design. They utilize UX/UI and visual design tools for creating items that are innovative and provide solutions for everyday needs.
Product Designers are tasked with creating new products, or modifying existing items and enhancing their use and value. They work closely with clients to follow their briefs and understand their concepts. From there, product designers use preliminary sketches and computer-aided design programs to create designs based on technical specifications. They develop prototypes using computer software and their hands depending on the overall complexity of the project. Product Designers are also responsible for testing prototypes, adjusting the design and submitting final products for client approval.
New York is home to many established companies and startups, including Venmo, BuzzFeed, Corning Incorporated, CBS and CVS Pharmacy. IBM and the numerous medical companies in the city provide growing opportunities for product designers, and continue to expand throughout the city.
New York is the largest city in the country, and its five boroughs offer a variety of living choices and working opportunities. Neighborhoods like Hell's Kitchen are conveniently located near the Broadway theater district, while the Upper West Side combines performing arts with plenty of intellectual stimulation. Consider the luxury and affluence of the Upper East Side for true city living and high-end shopping.
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