Senior Service Designer

Bupa
London
3 weeks ago
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Job Description:

Senior Service Designer

Hybrid Working – Up To 3 Days WFH

Bupa Place, Salford Quays

Permanent

Up To £55k Depending On Experience + Fantastic Benefits

Full time (37.5 Hours)

We consider all types of flexibility, including locations, hours and working patterns.

Working in our UK support functions you’ll play a key part in helping our customer facing colleagues deliver exceptional standards of customer service and patient care. No matter your role, you’ll have an opportunity to do work that matters. Making a difference to the lives of our customers each and every day.

The role

You’ll sit alongside a passionate and talented multi-disciplinary experience design team, made up of user researchers, product designers, content designers and design operations, who are focused on creating the best digital experiences for Bupa’s customers in the UK.

As a Senior Service Designer, you will have excellent domain expertise across service and product design. You will lead projects and play a part in establishing service design at Bupa. You will work collaboratively in an agile environment to create positive experiences that are easy to use and balance the needs of Bupa’s customers with its business goals. You will also build strong relationships with senior stakeholders, collaborators, and other design team members.

You’ll be a key member of the service design community of practice contributing to peer feedback sessions and using your experience to mentor and coach other designers in the team.

This role may involve line management of other designers.

You’ll help us make health happen by

  • You will have strong service design skills, paired with product design or research skills/background. You will identify and solve customer and business problems, using service design, design thinking and product design approaches and methods.
  • You’ll provide direction for service design across products and services at Bupa to improve the customer experience.
  • Support and inspire others in the team, up-skilling and training them in service design thinking and methods.
  • Generate concepts, proposals and plans for new service propositions, or to evolve and improve existing services.
  • As a voice of the customer you’ll build advocacy amongst key stakeholders - evangelising the principles and processes of service design.
  • You will be confident leading projects and task managing people within those projects.
  • You will contribute to playbacks, design crits and other communities of practice sessions to highlight your discipline’s work, enable constructive feedback and elevate the quality of the craft.
  • Helping to maintain and improve the inherent pillars of our team’s culture; psychological safety, celebrating success, and learning from each other.
  • Confident mediation across the demands of a business, the needs of the customer and the feasibility of the tech stack to design the right thing and design the thing right.

Key Skills / Qualifications needed for this role

  • Service design mindset – when approaching a problem you take a wide view, looking front and backstage, and end to end by default. You are then able to identify specific areas of opportunity for more detailed analysis, both strategic (supporting commercial goals, balancing feasibility with desirability) and user-focussed, ensuring a human-centred approach.
  • Experience creating customer journey maps, service blueprints, flows and more - paired with an understanding of when to use each method to understand and improve a specific situation.
  • You are very comfortable working alongside researchers analysing and synthesising research work, uncovering insights from both qualitative and quantitative research.
  • You can navigate complex areas of a business and its journeys across multiple channels. You are then able to communicate what matters most to our customers, colleagues, internal teams and business.
  • Comfortable facilitator who can bring together and engage others in your service design work in workshops and collaborative sessions.
  • A champion of the customer throughout whilst staying in touch with the business requirements.
  • You set the standard for your peers and the organisation.
  • Established ‘design thinker’ with empathy for user needs, a willingness to explore ideas and implement a ‘test and learn’ approach before launch.
  • Strong storytelling skills, capable of influencing and encouraging stakeholders and peers to adopt and buy into something that was previously unfamiliar.
  • Accustomed to working in an FCA regulated business is a bonus.
  • Adept in managing complexity across multiple streams of work.
  • Knowledgeable across our toolkit that includes Figma and UserTesting.com.
  • A champion for accessibility who acknowledges the needs of users with different backgrounds, abilities, cultures, and environments.
  • A motivator of peers and the ongoing progression of their craft, while identifying new ways to develop skills to keep up with marketplace, industry and technology trends.

Benefits

Our benefits are designed to make health happen for our people. Viva is our global wellbeing programme and includes all aspects of our health – from mental and physical, to financial, social and environmental wellbeing. We support flexible working and have a range of family friendly benefits.

Joining Bupa in this role you will receive the following benefits and more:

  • 25 days holiday, increasing through length of service, with option to buy or sell
  • Bupa health insurance as a benefit in kind
  • An enhanced pension plan and life insurance
  • Onsite gyms or local discounts where no onsite gym available
  • Various other benefits and online discounts

Why Bupa?

We’re a health insurer and provider. With no shareholders, our customers are our focus. Our people are all driven by the same purpose – helping people live longer, healthier, happier lives and making a better world. We make health happen by being brave, caring and responsible in everything we do.

We encourage all of our people to “Be you at Bupa”, we champion diversity, and we understand the importance of our people representing the communities and customers we serve. That’s why we especially encourage applications from people with diverse backgrounds and experiences.

As a Disability Confident employer, we offer a guaranteed interview for every disabled applicant who meets the minimum criteria for the job. We’ll make sure you are treated fairly and offer reasonable adjustments as part of our recruitment process to anyone that needs them.

Time Type:Full time

Job Area:PR, Marketing & Brand

Locations:Angel Court, London, Bupa Place

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