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Junior Product Designer

London
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Junior Product Designer

Reports to: Lead Product Designer

Location: Canary Wharf (Head Office), hybrid, 3 days a week in the office

Function: Product Design


About Us

Better health starts with what you eat. Frive delivers dietitian-approved, chef-made meals designed to support long-term health. 40+ dishes each week, on a weekly subscription. Named one of The Sunday Times Top 100 fastest-growing UK companies for 2026, we're a scale-up with serious ambitions. You’d be joining the team that gets us there.


The Role

We're looking for a world-class beginner: someone curious, passionate, and a student of the craft. You'll support product design across research, UX, UI, prototyping, and testing. Your Lead Product Designer will mentor you, alongside specialists in product, marketing, brand, and e-commerce. You'll learn this job by doing it, with people around you who want you to get good at it.

AI is already part of how we work, in research, in prototyping, in getting to an answer faster. What isn't settled is where it stops, and which parts of the craft still need a person: taste, visual judgement, pixel-level care. Starting out now means you get a say in that. You won't have the answers on day one, and we don't expect you to.

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What You'll Be Doing (and Learning)

  • Designing in Figma - wireframes, layout, typography, visuals, and interactive prototypes.
  • Contributing to Frive's design system, and getting specs tight enough to build from.
  • Running research and usability testing, turning what you find into something the team can act on.
  • Sitting in design critiques. Learning to say when something isn't working and why, including when it came out of an AI tool.
  • Iterating on your work from testing, analytics, critique, and feedback.
  • Working with our engineers at handoff, so what gets built matches what you designed.
  • Trying AI tools where they sharpen the work, and telling us honestly when they don't.

By the end of your first year, you'll have shipped features people eat their way through every week, run your own usability sessions, and left your mark on the design system.


About You

You're curious, and you make things. In your work, your coursework, or just because you wanted to, whether anyone asked or not.

This is a first or second design role. A job, an internship, a bootcamp, or a related field all count.

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Your portfolio shows how you think, not just what you shipped.

You're comfortable in Figma and know the fundamentals - user-centred design, information architecture, usability.

You've made something with AI tools because you wanted to see what would happen. On the job, in a course, or just messing about. We're not after claimed AI expertise; we want evidence you experiment.

Nice to have:

  • An interest in food, health, or nutrition. You don't need to be an expert, but caring about what we make helps.
  • An eye for words. Button labels, empty states, error messages, the bits people read but don't notice.
  • Comfort with numbers. Reading a funnel, or being curious why one screen converts better than another.
  • Curiosity about how things get built - a bit of HTML/CSS, or just an interest in what happens after handoff.
  • Graphic design skills. Brand, layout, composition, maybe some illustration or motion. Handy in a team where design crosses product and marketing.

Staff Benefits

  • Discounted Private Medical Insurance
  • 25 days Holiday + Public
  • Bonus Scheme
  • A discount on our amazing food
  • Hybrid working pattern
  • Enhanced parental leave
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Skills

Figma
User-Centred Design
Information Architecture
Usability Testing
Prototyping
Wireframing
UI Design
UX Design
Design Systems
AI Tooling
Typography
Visual Design
HTML/CSS
Graphic Design
User Research

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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