The client

This company are big on 2 things; Awesome mobile technology and Ethics! What more could you want?!

On top of a great company ethos and direction, you also have a wider design team there not to mention some great benefits.

As a business they have 10 designers who constantly have catch-ups, reviews, knowledge shares etc. Needless to say they’re also big on learning and development.

Due to the nature of their product, business is doing really well and busier than ever, actively making a difference in the Covid battle!

There is the potential for this to be fully remote (so long as UK-based). Otherwise, 2 days per week in the London office per week would be ideal.

 

The role

As a Senior Product Designer, some of your responsibilities will include:

• Teaming up with their Brand, Product, Customer Service, and Research teams to establish empathy with their users worldwide.
• Working closely with their team of Product Owners, to help shape the roadmap with insights you gathered, tested and validated.
• Taking responsibility for delivering large projects, considering all elements of product design including research, UX and UI.
• Working with their developers to ensure consistency and quality throughout the entire product range.
• Designing and facilitating cross-functional workshops to get the best out of the product development team.
• Supporting the growth and development of junior team members, as well as finding learning opportunities for them when reviewing their work.

The candidate

• Interaction design – You are confident facing complicated interaction problems, and can come up with simple, usable and creative solutions.
• Visual skills – You have an eye for aesthetics, you care about delivering a pleasing experience on top of a usable one, by paying close attention to details.
• User research – You’ve done research before, be it qualitative or quantitative. You always start from a user’s perspective and are confident looking for answers in channels necessary to end up with the best results. You document and share your results within the company.
• Collaboration – You understand that great design doesn’t happen in a vacuum, you involve your stakeholders early and often. You are experienced with (or at least up for) running workshops, brainstorms and various design sessions.
• Ownership – You take initiative, and are not waiting for others to make things happen. You constantly advocate and challenge decisions. You keep track of your own time, manage and prioritise your daily work.
• Design Systems – You have experience using or building a design system to keep consistency within design and front-end throughout product.
• Autonomy – You will be the sole designer on your first project, so you will need to have the experience, confidence and initiative to be able to do this successfully.

 

If this sounds of interest to you and suits your experience then please do get in touch ASAP with your CV and portfolio to stand the best chance of getting an interview.