Product Designer

N Consulting Ltd
London
2 weeks ago
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Role : Product Designer

Location : London

Hybrid Mode

 

You’ll have a strong passion for the user-centred design process, leading user research and discovery, working with business requirements and helping to define new product and feature solutions. You will be the voice of design expertise through the facilitation of workshops and user interviews, to concept sketching, wireframing, prototyping and testing your solutions.

Working closely with product owners and development teams, you will be an advocate for the user at all times and ensure that everything we do is client-centred. You’ll be able to demonstrate that you have successfully designed and delivered complex enterprise applications at a large scale, combining strategic thinking with hands-on, detailed-oriented UX design.

 

Your Role

You will:

·       Strategize, conceptualise and design new products and features across multiple product teams

·       Conduct user research and synthesise complex business and user needs into tangible design solutions, bringing a product concept to life quickly

·       Plan and facilitate workshops along the design process to align the product vision and gather all needed requirements of the product: e.g. journey mapping, concept exploration, storyboarding or other design methods

·       Build prototypes to communicate journey flow and interaction details that can also be used to test and validate with end-users

·       Feel equally comfortable sketching and wireframing a design solution as when making UI and data visualisations beautiful and compelling

·       Contribute interaction design patterns and components to our Design System and be an advocate for consistency and re-use across all digital products

 

Your Team

You will join a highly skilled, expert design team delivering best-in-class experience solutions to complex financial digital applications. You will have the chance to collaborate closely with business stakeholders, engineers, and data scientists working in cross-functional teams, as well as helping us build a creative and client-led team culture.

 

Your expertise

You will have:

·       At least 6 years’ experiencedesigninguser-centred digital productsand enterpriseapplications, ideally in the financial services sector.

·       Astrong portfolio and auser-centreddesign process that you can present and articulate clearly

·       Experience conducting detailed user research and working closely with users and stakeholders to gatherrequirements

·       Excellent communication skills and the ability to explain the rationale behind your design solutions

·       Demonstrable strategic thinking on client projects andexperience running creative workshops withing continuous design sprints

·       Experience with agile methodologies and integrating design with product delivery teams

·       An obsessive attention-to-detail in everything you do, from storytellingand clarity of communication through to detailed wireframes and prototypes

·       Knowledge and experience working in Figma to an advanced level

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