[Sigia-l] JOB: Information Architect at Behavior (New York, NY)

[Christopher Fahey]

Hello SIG-IA!
 
Behavior is looking for both freelance and staff lead-level Information
Architects to work on projects for the next 6-10 weeks, and to join our
team permanently. There are several Lead IA opportunities at this time.

[Behavior is a growing web design firm in NYC, with blue-chip clients, a
great leadership team, and a deep commitment to excellence. Visit our
site to get a feel for the kind of work we do:
http://www.behaviordesign.com ]

We are seeking talented and enthusiastic Information Architects to grow
with us, to make great products -- and to impress our clients! Good
candidates will have experience in core IA activities: interaction
design, user research, functional specifications, business analysis,
content planning, etc. Ideally, you will have worked formally as an
information architect for 2 or more years and are deeply familiar with
the role, responsibilities, and deliverables. 

Multi-faceted candidates are preferred: strong copywriting, design, or
coding skills are all major plusses. 

Ultimately, you should show us that you have a passion for great user
experience design and a desire to be on the leading edge of the field.

Salary/rates commensurate with experience -- staff benefits include
healthcare and 401k.

Please contact me directly to discuss the position further. Send
resumes, URLs, etc., to this email address:
    chris.fahey at behaviordesign.com 

Basic candidate requirements:
- Live and work in the NYC metro area.
- 4+ years experience as an information architect,
interaction/experience designer, user researcher, or similar position.
- Must show examples of many, if not all, of the following types of
deliverables:
	- Use Cases/Scenarios
	- User Personas/Task Analysis
	- Site Maps, Wireframes, Process Flows (naturally)
	- Business Analysis/Features/Requirements
	- Functional Specifications
- Strong collaborative instincts and good teamwork skills 
- Good communication, both spoken, written, and graphically 

Thanks very much!
-Cf

Christopher Fahey
____________________________
Behavior
chris.fahey at behaviordesign.com 
http://www.behaviordesign.com
me: http://www.graphpaper.com