Senior Ux Designer (private Wealth Management) – Hong Kong
Morgan Stanley UK
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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End-to-end product design process
Intuitive and elegant experiences
User-centered approaches
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Morgan Stanley is seeking a Senior UX Designer for its Private Wealth Management team in Hong Kong, focusing on creating user-centered digital experiences for ultra-high net worth clients. The ideal candidate should have at least 8 years of experience in UX design, a strong portfolio, and the ability to collaborate effectively within a diverse team.
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Job Summary
The Morgan Stanley Wealth Management UX team builds digital experiences that help our clients manage their finances and monitor their investments easily on the Morgan Stanley and E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley platforms.
The Private Wealth Management Asia & Australia team delivers products for internal clients so they can provide the best services and products for ultra-high net worth clients across Asia and Australia.
As an SME in multiple domains, partner with Domain Leads and POs creating cohesive experience within various products across the domain and being involved in every step of the end-to-end product design process.
Matching Summary
Match Score: 75
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Morgan Stanley is seeking a Senior UX Designer for its Private Wealth Management team in Hong Kong, focusing on creating user-centered digital experiences for ultra-high net worth clients. The ideal candidate should have at least 8 years of experience in UX design, a strong portfolio, and the ability to collaborate effectively within a diverse team.
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Skills & Requirements
Must-have
End-to-end product design process
Intuitive and elegant experiences
User-centered approaches
Design thinking methods
Figma
WCAG ADA compliance
Nice-to-have
Entrepreneurial spirit
Clarity to complexity
Holistic design in product ecosystem
Create delight
Collaborative, explorative environment
Resilient in the face of obstacles
Key Requirements
At least 8 years as a UX designer
Full understanding of end-to-end product design process