The UI/UX Designer is expected to create clear, engaging and user-centred digital experiences for EY clients and internal teams. Typical responsibilities include researching user needs, developing wireframes and prototypes, designing intuitive interfaces, maintaining design consistency and working closely with consultants, developers, product owners and business stakeholders. Candidates should have practical experience with tools such as Figma, Sketch or Adobe Creative Cloud, a strong understanding of usability, responsive design and accessibility, and a portfolio demonstrating relevant projects. Good communication, problem-solving, attention to detail and the ability to manage several assignments are important. Experience in digital transformation, consulting or enterprise applications would be advantageous. Fluency in English and the ability to work collaboratively in a professional services environment are likely to be expected.
EY, formerly Ernst & Young, is a global professional services organisation providing assurance, tax, consulting and strategy and transactions services. Its teams support businesses, governments and investors with technology implementation, risk management, business transformation, financial reporting and organisational change. EY operates in more than 150 countries and combines industry knowledge with digital, data and technology capabilities. In Cyprus, EY serves local and international clients from offices including Nicosia, helping organisations respond to regulatory, commercial and technological change. The firm offers a structured, multinational working environment with opportunities to collaborate across service lines and countries. A UI/UX Designer at EY would typically contribute to digital products, client solutions and transformation programmes, working with multidisciplinary teams to turn business and user requirements into practical, accessible experiences.
Cyprus offers opportunities in professional services, technology, fintech, shipping, tourism, renewable energy and customer operations, with Nicosia serving as a major centre for consulting, finance and government-related work. The island combines a Mediterranean lifestyle with a business culture influenced by Europe and the Middle East. English is widely used in workplaces, while Greek is the official local language and is useful for daily life. Residents enjoy warm summers, mild winters, beaches, mountain villages and a relaxed social atmosphere, although housing and transport costs vary by city. EU, EEA and Swiss citizens can generally work in Cyprus after completing registration requirements. Non-EU nationals normally need an employment permit and residence permission, with eligibility depending on the role and employer sponsorship. Relocating candidates should check current rules, arrange health insurance, confirm taxation and compare accommodation before accepting an offer.
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