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AI & CX Experience Designer | London (Hybrid) | Permanent, Full-Time | £65k–£75k | Start: January 2027
About the Company
Our client is an independent, next-generation creative agency that has spent 18 years partnering with bold, ambitious brands across sectors to deliver creative solutions that drive real growth. They're a team of 60 people, split between London and the US.
The Role
We're recruiting for a strategic, curious AI & CX Experience Designer to work across client projects and the CX practice — using AI to rethink how they understand customers, solve problems and design experiences.
This isn't a traditional CX or product design role. It sits at the intersection of AI, customer experience, research, strategy, and design. They're not looking for someone who just uses AI to work faster — they want someone who treats AI as a genuine creative and thinking partner.
One week that might mean building an AI-enabled research workflow. The next, turning a large body of customer data into new experience opportunities, rapidly prototyping a future service, or helping a client rethink a customer or employee journey around agents and automation.
Our client is a team of proactive problem solvers, constantly experimenting with what AI makes possible — testing new tools, challenging how they work, and finding better ways to solve problems for their clients. If you get excited by uncertainty, bring your own ideas, and want to help shape what comes next, we'd love to hear from you.
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They're especially keen to talk to people who are deeply immersed in tools like Claude and Gemini, and who are constantly experimenting with how AI can become a better thinking, research, and design partner.
What You'll Do
- Build reusable AI workflows and agents across research, strategy, experience design, and prototyping
- Turn customer data and research into insight — spotting patterns, behaviours, and new experience opportunities
- Create and evolve CX outputs with AI, from journeys and blueprints to concepts, wireframes, and future-state experiences
- Rapidly prototype new experiences, turning ideas into tangible, client-ready journeys, services, and interactions
- Design for both human and AI behaviour — shaping how people and AI discover, interpret, and interact with experiences
- Rethink experiences for an AI-first world, exploring how customer journeys need to evolve as AI changes discovery, decision-making, and brand interaction
- Experiment with emerging AI tools and techniques, turning what works into practical approaches teams and clients can reuse
- Raise the quality of the agency's AI work — developing best practice, sharing learnings, and helping teams adopt new ways of working


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What You'll Bring
- Deep, hands-on experience with Claude and Gemini, with a strong understanding of how different models behave and where they perform best
- A genuine curiosity for AI and a love of experimenting with new tools, workflows, and approaches
- Experience creating prompts, workflows, agents, or AI-enabled processes that go beyond simple content generation
- Systems thinking, and the ability to design repeatable frameworks rather than one-off outputs
- A solid understanding of customer experience, service design, research, or human-centred design principles
- An understanding of AI search and discovery (AEO)
Most importantly, they're looking for someone who gets excited about figuring out what AI can do next — and turning that into something genuinely useful for the teams and clients they work with.
The Details
- Start date: January 2027
- Location: Hybrid — minimum 2 days/week in the London office
- Contract: Permanent, full-time
- Salary: £65,000–£75,000, depending on experience
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