Full-Time
UX Architect
Huawei
10,001+ employees
Global ICT infrastructure and devices provider
No salary listed
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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- At least 10 years of experience in user experience design.
- At least 3 years of experience in web e-commerce user experience design.
- Good knowledge of web and mobile design.
- Solid experience creating wireframes, storyboards, user flows, process flows, and site maps.
- Experience working in an Agile/Scrum development process.
- A strong portfolio demonstrating user experience design skills.
- Work closely with regional offices and multiple stakeholders to diagnose business needs.
- Collaborate with product management and engineering to define and implement innovative solutions for product direction, visuals, and experience.
- Design intuitive, usable, and engaging mobile and web interactions and interface designs.
- Conduct usability research, including expert reviews, competitive analysis, task analysis, card sorts, user interviews, and usability tests.
- Compile detailed, structured analyses of issues and potential solutions.
- E-commerce design experience.
Huawei designs and sells ICT infrastructure, devices, and cloud services for telecom operators, enterprises, and consumers. Its products span telecom networks, IT infrastructure, smart devices, and cloud offerings, and they operate globally in more than 170 countries. Huawei’s technology works by combining hardware and software across networking gear, servers, consumer electronics, and cloud platforms, enabling connectivity, data processing, and smart solutions for businesses and homes, with a focus on secure, open collaboration with ecosystem partners. Differences from competitors come from its large scale, employee ownership structure, extensive R&D investment, and broad end-to-end solutions that integrate networks, IT, devices, and cloud. The company aims to empower people, enrich home life, and drive organizational innovation by delivering value through collaboration, advanced technologies, and customer-focused services.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$371.3M
Headquarters
Shenzhen, China
Founded
1987
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Huawei Cloud launched CodeArts Agent commercially on August 26, 2026.
- September 2026 Munich launches refreshed wearables, reviving European consumer momentum.
- Reuters reported HP's August 26, 2026 Wi-Fi patent deal validates Huawei's IP leverage.
What critics are saying
- August 2026 profit fell 36%, while operating cash flow turned negative.
- EU's May 2026 high-risk supplier phase-out targets Huawei gear across critical sectors.
- U.S. and Taiwan export controls block advanced chips, threatening Huawei's AI hardware roadmap.
What makes Huawei unique
- Huawei's employee ownership sustains long-horizon, high-risk R&D investments.
- August 2026 revenue reached 467.82 billion yuan across telecom, cloud, devices, and services.
- Huawei still owns Wi-Fi 7 and 5G-A patents, monetized through HP licensing.
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↓ -6%Huawei Technologies reported a 36% drop in first-half net profit to 23.81 billion yuan ($3.54 billion), whilst revenue rose 9.6% to 467.82 billion yuan. The Chinese technology company attributed the profit decline to rising input costs and increased research and development spending. R&D expenditure jumped 25% to 121.38 billion yuan, representing 25.9% of revenue, as Huawei invested heavily in AI, communications technology and chip capabilities. Higher memory chip prices also affected profitability in its consumer business division. The results reflect Huawei's efforts to reduce reliance on foreign technology following years of US export restrictions. The company said its first-half performance met forecasts but noted its full-year outlook remains under review due to external uncertainty and elevated input costs.
Huawei unveiled the HUAWEI WATCH D3, its next-generation wrist-based ambulatory blood pressure monitor, at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2026 in Munich, Germany. The device will officially launch on 2 September. The WATCH D3 builds on Huawei's decade-long development in wearable health monitoring, which began in 2014. The company released its first wrist-based blood pressure recorder, the WATCH D, in 2021, followed by the WATCH D2 in 2024. The new device features a lighter design and measures blood pressure at elevated heart rates, including before and after exercise. It has received CE MDR certification in the European Union for single blood pressure measurements, ambulatory monitoring, and exercise-related measurements. The WATCH D3 includes blood pressure measurement reminders for high-altitude environments and sudden temperature changes.
Huawei Cloud launched CodeArts Agent in Singapore on 28 August. The AI coding tool features 16 specialised agents spanning the software development lifecycle, covering requirements analysis, architecture design, coding, testing, issue resolution, and code review. CodeArts Agent supports code generation, software development Q&A, and automated unit test generation for large-scale projects. Huawei introduced a Singapore Early Bird Programme offering eligible enterprise users three months of free access to the Professional Edition. The launch positions Huawei against GitHub Copilot in the enterprise market. Singapore's data-governance rules, including Personal Data Protection Commission guidelines on generative AI use, may influence enterprise adoption. CodeArts Agent forms part of Huawei Cloud's broader developer tools suite and aligns with the company's all-cloud strategy.
Huawei will unveil new wearables and devices at its "Chase the Wild" campaign event on 2 September in Munich, Germany. The company will showcase the HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 Series, its new flagship sports watch featuring enhanced outdoor performance and extended battery life. The event will also see the return of the HUAWEI WATCH 6 Series to the European market after a year-long absence. Huawei will introduce the HUAWEI WATCH D3, a blood-pressure monitoring watch that has received CE-MDR certification in Europe. Beyond wearables, the launch includes the HUAWEI MatePad Pro 12-inch tablet, HUAWEI FreeBuds Neo earbuds, and the HUAWEI nova 16s smartphone series. All products are designed to integrate technology into sports, health, and creative activities.
Huawei will unveil a range of wearables and consumer tech products on 2 September in Munich as part of its "Chase the Wild" campaign. The event will feature the HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 Series flagship sports watch and the returning HUAWEI WATCH 6 Series, alongside the HUAWEI WATCH D3 blood-pressure monitor, which has received CE-MDR certification in Europe. The Chinese tech firm will also launch the MatePad Pro 12-inch tablet, FreeBuds Neo earbuds, and nova 16s smartphone series. The products focus on sports, health monitoring, creativity, and productivity, with features including extended battery life and AI-driven sports analysis.