ID 2016–2074
Job Location US-MA-Boston Department Engineering Type Regular Full-Time
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Position Description:
At Carbonite, over $100M of our business is funneled through our website on an annual basis; it’s the core of driving revenue for the Company. As we continue to scale the business, we are in need of a Senior UX Designer for Carbonite’s website; you will own the user experience design (and redesign) of the website for Carbonite’s over one million customers and hundreds of daily prospective customers. You’ll also lead the redesign of our expansive customer support portal, international sites, and other aspects of our web presence – all while ensuring designs are fully responsive and fit mobile, tablets and other screen sizes, providing the best experience for our users. Within the first six months, you will work with a cross-functional group of stakeholders to define the goals and requirements for our web presence, and then deliver a ground-up redesign and re-architecture of Carbonite.com and bring them to life. You will also continuously improve and update the website(s) with new content, better visual designs, and be in support of any new technical requirements.
When you’re not designing and collaborating with other teams, you’ll be living and breathing data. You need to closely examine extensive customer usage data and business performance metrics to determine what’s working and what needs improvement. To assist with this, you will work with a dedicated data analyst and A/B tester. We’ll need you to determine where you want to deploy tests and how to determine their success. There are many challenges and opportunities where you can affect the business, so if you’re up for it, we’d love to hear from you!
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Your first three to six months:
Six months and beyond:
Key Challenges/Success Factors:
Carbonite.com plays a critical and central role in all of Carbonite’s business. As such, your greatest challenge will be to create a vision that effectively balances multiple different needs in a single elegant design, including:
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Overview:
Carbonite was launched in 2005 with a clear goal: Provide easy to use, secure and affordable online backup to the consumer market. And we succeeded. Today more than 1.7 million businesses and individuals trust Carbonite with their important files and data. And we’ve generated rapid, consistent growth with over 30 consecutive quarters of record revenue.
Now we are taking on a new and exciting challenge: Cloud & hybrid business continuity solutions for the small and mid-size business (SMB) market. We entered the SMB market with the launch of Carbonite Pro in June 2011. Our SMB business grew over 70% last year and we’re building a powerful team of skilled professionals to help us keep the momentum going.
Small businesses worldwide number more than 78 million. Industry analyst firm IDC estimates spending in the SMB business continuity market will increase 33% annually through 2018. As a proven market leader with 10 years of cloud backup and recovery experience, Carbonite is well-positioned to lead this rapidly growing market segment.
Carbonite continues to grow with the acquisition of EVault, formerly the North American cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery division of Seagate Technology. Founded in 1997 and purchased by Seagate Technology in 2007, EVault is a leading provider of disaster recovery and business continuity solutions designed for SMBs and small enterprises. In contrast to vendors who provide exclusively on-premise software and appliances, EVault offers a full line of cloud-based appliances and cloud services such as failover, which enables customers to continue normal operations in the event that a physical server fails. EVault’s cloud approach has many similarities to Carbonite’s and is designed for larger customers with more complex IT environments. As a result, the acquisition enables Carbonite to expand its addressable market, which it estimates to be worth $13 billion dollars in the U.S. and more than $40 billion worldwide.