ARKK
Midweight Product Designer

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Product Designer Job description
Although this is a remote role we have a ‘core day’ once a month where you will be required to travel to our London office; because of this you must be within 1 hour of London.
ARKK was founded in 2009 by visionary IT architects Richard Metcalfe and Roi Lustik-Cohen, who sought to revolutionise financial processes through technology and automation. Over the past 16 years, ARKK has become a trusted provider of innovative automation solutions designed to help finance teams enhance efficiency, accuracy, and provide insights. Our award-winning platform replaces repetitive tasks with multi-role, bespoke workflows. Trusted by industry-leading companies worldwide, ARKK’s solutions empower finance teams to operate at their best.
The role
We are seeking a motivated and creative Product Designer for a permanent, full-time role reporting to the Head of Product Design. You will be responsible for working within our multi-squad product team delivering improvements and new features for an established SaaS product. Your key tasks will include conducting research, using design thinking methodologies, collaborating with PO's, developers and stakeholders, creating concepts and mockups, and ultimately designing highly functional user interfaces and experiences.
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This is a mid-weight role.
You will need…
- Experience with Figma, ideally at an advanced level
- Proficiency in UI design enabling you to create cohesive and user-friendly interfaces
- To be able to contribute to and work within a comprehensive and evolving design system
- Experience working with AI to aid in the design process.
- To be comfortable working collaboratively and championing best practice
- Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
- To be self motivated and able to work effectively in a remote position


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We would also like…
- Some experience conducting user research
- Some experience with design thinking methods and workshops
- Knowledge of designing accessible and inclusive user experiences
You will get…
- A competitive salary (£55k - £65k depending on experience)
- A competitive benefits package
- To work within a motivated and friendly team
- The ability to add tangible value and contribute towards shared goals
- To work on interesting and often complex problems
- Personalised professional development and design mentoring
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