Senior Digital Designer

　　Job Category: Marketing

　　Location: US - Massachusetts - Waltham

　　ShareCopying...Meet Our Team:

　　The Creative team at Pega constitutes a cohesive and tech-proficient group of in-house professionals who excel in collaboration. Rooted in technology, we thrive on originality and possess a keen appreciation for humor. Functioning as storytellers, we adeptly integrate copy, design, and video elements into our work, all while maintaining an enjoyable atmosphere. As an integral component of the broader Brand, Content, and Creative team, we consistently challenge ourselves to embrace innovation and fearlessly confront obstacles. Our team-oriented ethos emphasizes mutual support, ensuring harmony between professional and personal commitments.

　　Picture Yourself at Pega:

　　As the Senior Digital Designer at Pega, you’ll have the opportunity to lead, inspire, and bring strong digital design &bestpracticesto life while settingvisualdesign standards and styles for a rising technology brand and a community of users across digital channels, including Pega’s customers, prospects, developers, partners, trainees, research analysts, employees, and press.

　　What You'll Do at Pega:

　　Collaborate with digital strategists and program owners to concept, envision, and design effective, beautiful digital experiences for clients across their lifecycle of engagement with Pega.

　　Ensure delivery of best-in-class interactive and visual design solutions for web projects and campaigns in Pega digital channels.

　　Act as a Senior Digital Designer and storyteller overseeing production of online marketing communications.

　　Build out design best practices, style guides and pattern libraries for Pega digital channels.

　　Guide the design direction with internal design teams and agencies on user-centered best practices.

　　Provide concepting and production support for web and email.

　　Who You Are:

　　You are a Digital Design expert. Flex your skills developing Digital experiences for web, interactive content, events, email, social, and a few things that haven’t been invented yet. Working on a range of different sites and Digital campaigns, you will lead visual and interaction design projects and collaborate with content strategy, UX, creative, technical, and business teams—from concepting through implementation and go-live.

　　This is a great opportunity to lead, inspire, and bring great Digital design work to life, as well as set visual design standards and styles in digital channels for a rising technology brand that serves the needs of customers, prospects, developers, partners, trainees, research analysts, investors, and media.

　　You are brilliantly creative. Confident without having an ego. Digitally savvy. You know interaction design inside and out. You are inspirational and bring ideas from outside the technology category. You are a great listener and eager to collaborate on solutions that drive results. Capable of stretching others to think in new and different ways, you are motivated, organized and detail-oriented.

　　Pega Offers You:

　　Gartner Analyst acclaimed technology leadership across our categories of products

　　Continuous learning and development opportunities

　　An innovative, inclusive, agile, flexible, and fun work environment

　　Competitive global benefits program inclusive ofpay + bonus incentive, employee equity in the company

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