UX Engineer at Sayari Analytics

8/29/16

Sayari Analytics is looking for a UX Engineer to develop and build our tools and assist with strategy development as part of our team. The Sayari Analytics team of 13 is located near Washington, D.C. with a global footprint in Africa, Latin America, Europe and Asia. This position will be an individual contributor role, managing peers on the team as needed.

Who are We?

Sayari Analytics is a threat finance data discovery firm that leverages emerging technologies, network analytics, and open source data to help customers reduce risk exposure and mitigate the rapidly increasing costs of compliance. We provide mission critical support to financial intelligence units, specializing in investigations that cut across sectors, languages, and jurisdictions.

The Challenge

The International Monetary Fund estimates the annual rate of global money laundering to be USD $3-5 trillion (2-5% of global GDP). US government estimates that less than 0.1% of these funds are identified and stopped. These funds flow through international financial institutions undetected, enriching illicit actors and sustaining conflict around the world. For more information, go to https://www.linkedin.com/company/sayari-analytics or follow our CTO on Twitter @rajivk.

Who are You?

A successful candidate can plan, model and build several variations of a UX, test (A/B) these designs on end users, and collect user data to build own our analytical capabilities to help us respond to customers needs. You synthesize learnings and feed them into design and product development in an effort to push the boundaries of user interface design.

Your Skills

Demonstrable design skills with a strong portfolio with solid experience in creating wireframes, storyboards, user flows, process flows and site maps
2-3 years of web development experience, preferably with web-based analytics platforms with an emphasis on user-facing elements
Proficiency in front-end engineering skills including HTML5, CSS, JavaScript for rapid prototyping