Junior Information Architect, New York City, Recruiter, Contract

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Our Client:

A major media client of ours is seeking a Junior Information
Architect for
freelance assignments.

Job Description:

The Jr. IA will assist the Information Architect with various
IA tasks and deliverables on high-profile projects. Some of the
key responsibilities will be:

* Documenting existing website content structure, content templates

and analyze these findings to develop new information architecture,
page templates.

* Evaluate content management system and develop new user interface,

architecture, workflows to streamline content production process.

* Key IA deliverables that the junior IA will be involved with:

* Personas, User Scenarios Creation

* User Interface Development

* Process Flows

* Site Map

* Wireframes

* Functional Specifications

Job Qualifications:

* 2-3 years experience working as an Information Architect,
Interaction Designer, or User Experience Designer.

* Excellent analytical skills and experience required.

* Good knowledge of dynamic websites with content management
system experience.

* Experience and familiarity in the capabilities of HTML, DHTML,
Flash, multimedia.

* Visual Design experience a plus.

* Ability to excel in a collaborative environment and deliver work
against tight deadlines.

* Excellent work ethics.

* Fluency and expertise in Microsoft Visio, Microsoft Office
software products a must.

* Good oral and written communication and presentation skills.

* Degree in a related field, such as information design, human-
computer interaction, library science, cognitive science, graphic
design, or industrial design.

Anyone who is interested and qualified should click on the following link
and apply on-line through our website:
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