At Ordina, User Experience (UX) & Service Design stands for defining, designing and developing end-to-end digital solutions that are grounded in business objectives, user and market research and real user needs. We focus on results – not deliverables – and on digital excellence. The projects we work on are very diverse: from a logistics application for festival planning to innovative IoT solutions and assignments for large banks and insurance companies.
Design Thinking & User-centered design
In everything we do we strive for user-friendly and accessible solutions that achieve their goals. Design Thinking and User-Centered Design are therefore at the heart of how we work: during the static and conceptual phases as well as during user research or the actual design of the solution. In this way, we realize a positive impact, both for the client and for end users.
Multidisciplinary
At Ordina we do not believe in UX unicorns who can do everything, but rely on the power of diversity. That is why the team has a very multidisciplinary composition, ranging from Service designers to UX researchers, UX designers, UI designers and all possible combinations and flavours that exist nowadays. We are not interested in the title that you wear, but in what you can contribute within the team to achieve a good result.
Why work at Ordina?
As part of Ordina, we enjoy the benefits and support of a large organization, without losing the flexibility and freedom of a smaller team. We pride ourselves on our feet-on-the-ground culture and a no-nonsense way of working.
Team spirit, continuous learning and a healthy dose of fun are the core elements of our team. We invest heavily in the growth of our people through numerous training courses and conferences. In addition, there are regular get-togethers where in an informal atmosphere (🍕🍔🍺🥤), the latest design & research trends are discussed. Often we go deeper into certain methods, techniques or specific projects, but also soft skills are definitely covered. Through these initiatives you not only learn a lot, but you also get to know your colleagues in a fun way.
