AI Interaction Designer (Formal)Interaction Designer - IIIJob Skill RequirementsSpecified Duration of Work (If Any)...Duration-Compensation Type, Rate, and Annualized Result...Compensation- - - Required Prior Experience (Education and Training)...ExperienceSkills That Will Be Applied in First Year on the Job...1st YearApplication of Education and Training Standards...StandardsName of Skill...SkillsHours and Points are in Thousands...(in Thousands)Required Completion of Credential (degree, certification, badge)...CredentialLevel of Achievement (High School, College, and Professional) and Sub Level (1-5)...LevelTotal Hours Practicing Skill...HoursSum of Required Skill Points...PointsFirst Year Usage in Applying the Skill...UsageFuture Sum of Skill Points Earned After First Year...PointsTechnical
Product Discovery
BLPR-32.5441Daily/ 2D2270Technical
Multidisciplinary field that focuses on the study, design, and evaluation of how humans interact with computer systems. A primary goal is to create technologies that are user-friendly, effective, and appealing to use.
Human Computer Interaction
BLPR-32.5441Hourly/ 0.25H0.25270Technical
Representation of data through use of common graphics, such as charts, plots, infographics and even animations. These visual displays of information communicate complex data relationships and data-driven insights in a way that is easy to understand.
Data Visualization
BLPR-32.5441Weekly/ 10W10270Technical
AI Applications
BLPR-31.5121Weekly/ 14W14530Technical
Process of creating, testing, and refining a product, service, or experience to meet specific user needs and business goals. Requires research, strategy, and creative thinking to deliver successful products.
Product Design
BLPR-32.5441Daily/ 2D2270Technical
Early sample, model, or release of a product built to test a concept or process. Used in a variety of contexts, including semantics, design, electronics, and software programming.
Prototyping
BLPR-32.0191Weekly/ 10W10270Technical
User Interface Design
BLPR-32.0191Monthly/ 20M2058Transferable
Process of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues
Complex Problem Solving
BLPR-32.5441Daily/ 2D2270Transferable
Action of working with someone to produce or create something.
Collaboration
BLPR-32.5441Weekly/ 10W10270Transferable
Communicating technical information in a simple way an audience can understand.
Articulate Technical Information
BLPR-32.5441Weekly/ 10W10270Thinking
Capable of or given to thinking or acting in an independent, creative, or individual manner.
Novel Thinking
BLPR-32.5441Daily/ 1D168Brief Summary of the Job Description...Description - Link to The Actual Job Posting / Description...Job LinkSkills Label™ Patent 11587190 skillslabel.com Job Label Template

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