高级服务与用户体验设计师 政府数字化转型
Senior Service and UX Designer Government Digital Transformation
高级服务与用户体验设计师,政府数字化转型
全职合同 | 加拿大远程办公 | 阿尔伯塔省工作时间
关于该职位
Aequilibrium 正在寻找一名高级服务与用户体验设计师,参与一项潜在的多年期公共部门数字化现代化计划。
您将帮助改进支持阿尔伯塔省住房项目的复杂内部、面向合作伙伴和面向公众的数字服务。该环境包括企业级 Microsoft Dynamics 365 平台、合作伙伴门户及相关数字服务。
这是一个高级、实际操作的职位,结合了服务设计、用户研究、企业用户体验、可访问性界面设计和利益相关者协调。您将与产品经理、业务分析师、开发人员、架构师和政府利益相关者一起,在跨职能敏捷团队中工作。
初始合同期预计从 2026 年 11 月到 2027 年 11 月,有可能再延长两个一年期。成功候选人必须居住并工作在加拿大,并且在阿尔伯塔省工作时间内能够全职工作。
薪酬
该职位的预期承包商费率根据经验、公共部门资质以及与所需服务设计能力的匹配度,为每小时 80 至 100 加元。该职位预计为全职工作,每年预计约 2,000 小时。初始一年合同可能延长最多两个额外的一年期;延长和年度工时需经客户批准,不保证一定获得。
您将负责
- 在内部、面向合作伙伴和面向公众的数字服务中领导以用户为中心的设计。
- 计划并开展用户研究,包括访谈、发现研讨会、可用性测试、调查和行为分析。
- 绘制复杂的服务生态系统,并制定现状和未来状态旅程图和服务蓝图。
- 将研究结果、用户需求和业务要求转化为信息架构、用户流程、线框图和交互原型。
- 为企业级网页应用和门户设计直观、响应式和可访问的界面。
- 创建并维护企业设计系统,包括组件库、设计标记和交互标准。
- 在整个研究、设计和实现过程中应用 WCAG 2.2 AA 可访问性要求。
- 主持设计思维、共同设计和利益相关者对齐研讨会。
- 与产品、业务、技术团队紧密合作,确保设计方案符合业务目标和用户需求。
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Senior Service and UX Designer, Government Digital Transformation
Full-time Contract | Remote within Canada | Alberta Business Hours
About the opportunity
Aequilibrium is seeking a Senior Service and UX Designer for a potential multi-year public-sector digital modernization initiative.
You will help improve complex internal, partner-facing, and public-facing digital services supporting housing programs across Alberta. The environment includes an enterprise Microsoft Dynamics 365 platform, a Partner Portal and related digital services.
This is a senior, hands-on role combining service design, user research, enterprise UX, accessible interface design and stakeholder facilitation. You will work within a cross-functional Agile team alongside product managers, business analysts, developers, architects and government stakeholders.
The initial contract is expected to run from November 2026 to November 2027, with the potential for two additional one-year extensions. The successful candidate must reside and work in Canada and be available full-time during Alberta business hours.
Compensation
The anticipated contractor rate for this role is $80–$100 per hour, depending on experience, public-sector qualifications, and alignment with the required service-design capabilities. The engagement is expected to be full-time, with approximately 2,000 hours anticipated annually. The initial one-year contract may be extended for up to two additional one-year terms; extensions and annual hours are subject to client approval and are not guaranteed.
What you will do
- Lead human-centered design across internal, partner-facing and public-facing digital services.
- Plan and conduct user research, including interviews, discovery workshops, usability testing, surveys and behavioral analysis.
- Map complex service ecosystems and develop current-state and future-state journey maps and service blueprints.
- Translate research, user needs and business requirements into information architecture, user flows, wireframes and interactive prototypes.
- Design intuitive, responsive and accessible interfaces for enterprise web applications and portals.
- Create and maintain enterprise design systems, including component libraries, design tokens and interaction standards.
- Apply WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility requirements throughout research, design and implementation.
- Facilitate design-thinking, co-design and stakeholder-alignment workshops.
- Collaborate closely with product, business, architecture, development and quality-assurance teams within an Agile environment.
- Prepare production-ready design specifications and support developer handoff, implementation and design QA.
- Use usability metrics, analytics and user feedback to measure outcomes and guide continuous improvement.
- Provide design leadership while remaining actively involved in research and design delivery.
What we are looking for
The following experience is required:
- 10+ years of progressive experience delivering UX, UI and service design within complex enterprise environments.
- 5+ years supporting digital transformation within government, the broader public sector or Crown corporations.
- A post-secondary degree or diploma in interaction design, human-computer interaction, UX design, product design, industrial design, graphic design, computer science or a related discipline.
- Demonstrated experience designing responsive enterprise applications, portals or complex digital-service platforms.
- Strong human-centered service-design experience, including user research, journey mapping, service blueprinting and current-state and future-state service modeling.
- Experience designing citizen-facing, partner-facing or internal enterprise digital services.
- Experience developing or governing enterprise design systems, component libraries and design tokens.
- Demonstrated application of WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards.
- Experience preparing production-ready specifications and supporting implementation through developer handoff and design QA.
- Strong stakeholder-facilitation and design-leadership capabilities.
- Experience working with cross-functional Agile delivery teams.
- Proficiency with Figma, Miro, and FigJam, as well as Jira or Confluence.
- Ability to work full-time during Alberta business hours, approximately 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mountain Time.
Experience with Microsoft Dynamics 365, government case-management platforms, partner portals, housing, social services, or similarly complex service environments would be especially valuable.
When applying
Please include:
- Your current résumé.
- Your location within Canada.
- Your availability to begin November 2, 2026.
- Your hourly contract rate.
- A summary of your government and public-sector digital-transformation experience, including clients, dates, and your responsibilities.
- Two examples demonstrating human-centered service design and user research.
- Two examples involving enterprise UX, design systems and accessibility.
- Two examples involving citizen-facing, partner-facing or internal digital services.
- Confirmation that you can provide three client references.
For each example, clearly describe the project, your personal contribution, the research and design methods used, the deliverables you produced, and the resulting outcomes.
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