UX/UI Designer

[REDACTED] is looking for a UX/UI Designer to work in a delivery-focused, agile environment, working with government clients

You’ll be managing and mentoring other User Experience Designers and getting hands on to define and oversee the creation of prototypes and other user-centred design artefacts that will help to understand user motivations, context and behaviour, processes and services, around end-to-end user journeys

At [REDACTED], a UX/UI Designer will work within a multi disciplinary team and is responsible for planning, defining and overseeing user-centred design activities

You will work closely with Product Managers, Solution Architects, Designers, Developers and testers to make sure their user-centred design outcomes are understood and inform continuing activities

These are the expected objectives for this role and we would be eager to discuss this further during the interview process and jointly agree it with the successful candidate

• Expert knowledge and experience of user interfaces such as [REDACTED]
• Communicate and evangelise user needs to the team and wider stakeholders
• Create prototypes to feed into development
• Work with team members to design and conduct workshops
• Building relationships with clients and stakeholders
• Able to elicit requirements from ambiguous user needs
• Be the go to person in this area of expertise
• Provide guidance and best practice on accessible design
• Work with team members (Developers in particular) to bring designs to life in production

You will oversee and support the creation of workshops, prototypes and other design artefacts to inform decision making and drive actions

You will help to define the user-centred design approaches and methodologies for projects and initiatives and help with the planning of user-experience activities

Benefits

• 25 days paid holiday, plus bank holidays
• [REDACTED]
• £500 budget on learning and development
• Workplace Pension
• Group Life Assurance
• Flexible working
• Team building away days
• Free fruit and coffee in the office [REDACTED]
• Takeaway free lunches
• Regular social activities