Design and deliver user-centered voice IVR experiences: gather requirements, create call flows and VUI specifications, conduct usability testing, tune speech/DTMF applications, support grammar design, and assist sales/marketing with UX methodology materials.
About Us
PTP is a fast-growing system integrator that offers strategic Customer Experience (CX) solutions to our clients. We are looking for a Voice User Interface Designer to help us design and deliver CX solutions that provide our clients with a beautiful customer journey that achieves results. At PTP we value aptitude and creativity as well as experience. We are a diverse organization and are looking for bright, passionate and committed professionals who strive to be the best at what they do.
Responsibilities
- Gather requirements for and design speech and DTMF IVR applications
- Create call flow diagrams and voice user interface design specifications
- Work collaboratively with peers and customers to create user-centered IVR designs
- Conduct usability testing
- Tune applications for optimum performance
- Support speech scientist in grammar design and tuning
- Support sales and marketing in creation of materials which showcase the PTP user-centered design methodology
Background and Skills
- 5+ years professional experience as a user interface designer
- Linguistics, cognitive psychology, or behavioral sciences
- Computer science experience a plus
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Salary is DOE and is extremely competitive. We are a growing company with a solid customer base, excellent compensation and benefits, and a collaborative yet flexible work environment.
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