Do you want to embark on a journey with purpose?*:
In Sofka, we have a clear one: "We look after our surroundings, multiplying successful experiences..".

Get your backpack ready and be part of this great adventure

What are we looking for?:
People passionate about user experience design, interested in analyzing the possible interactions that can occur between the user and the product to find the best design. With vision and ability to identify customer needs and visualize a solution through the added value of the service.

If you have more than five (5) years of experience in UX / UI and are interested in building trust-based relationships with multicultural teams, and want to generate added value to our first UK client through UX UI services and have the following knowledge.
- User-centered design.
- User research.
- Rapid prototyping.
- Low and high fidelity wireframes.
- Interface design for web, mobile and various devices.
- Interface design tools, Figma (Desirable).
- Experience to generate CSS based layouts.

APPLY, we have an opportunity for you

Conditions:




- Indefinite term contract, we love long term relationships so we want you to be part of this family for a long time.
- You can be located anywhere in the world, we like that you work remotely But if you are in Medellín and Bogotá we want you to work two days a month from Sofka home, seeking to generate SYNERGIES and STRENGTHEN ties with your work team, as well as sharing a delicious lunch... And why not? a drink to refresh you. Additionally, if you want to go to the office more days, you will have your lunch reserved for that day.
- Looking for professional growth? You can design your career plan according to what you are looking for and what you want to project yourself.

What will you find?:
- We are a team connected to growth.
- We have a culture of continuous improvement, fresh and collaborative where every day you can find an opportunity and most importantly people willing to support you.
- You wil

📌 UX & UI Expert (Colombia)
🏢 Sofka
📍 Colombia