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Product and Delivery Lead : Conversational Ai

London
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Freelance Product & Delivery Lead — Conversational AI (Accessibility)

About Travel Hands

Travel Hands is a registered charity (CIO no. 1201509) based in London. We pair sighted volunteers with blind and partially sighted people so they can travel independently across the city: the tube, the buses, the bits of a journey that are hard to do alone. We've supported over 1,700 journeys since launch, and in 2026 we received the London Dangoor Award for Promoting Inclusion.

The Project

We're building a conversational assistant for blind and partially sighted travellers. The premise is simple: our users shouldn't have to navigate a visual interface to get help with a journey. They should be able to ask, in their own words, and get a useful answer, whether that's route information, requesting a volunteer, or working out whether a journey is feasible at all. We have a mobile app, a small development team, and a community of users who will tell us honestly what works. What we don't have is someone to own this from a problem to shipped product.

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Graduate Consultant — 2026 Scheme

PwC·London, UK
£35,000/yr

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Your economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.

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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.

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What You'd Do

  • Take the assistant from concept to a live, tested product — scope, roadmap, delivery
  • Design the conversational experience: intents, dialogue flows, fallbacks, tone, what happens when the assistant gets it wrong
  • Work directly with our Lead Developer on technical decisions, and translate between the technical build and a non-technical charity team
  • Run discovery and testing sessions with blind and partially sighted users, and let the findings actually change the roadmap
  • Keep the project moving on a small budget, with clear priorities and honest reporting on what's slipping

What We're Looking For

  • Hands-on experience designing and shipping conversational products — voice assistants, chatbots, LLM-based agents, or similar
  • Working knowledge of how these are built now: prompt design, retrieval, evaluation, guardrails, handling failure gracefully
  • Real product management ability — you can run discovery, make a call on scope, and say no to good ideas
  • Delivery discipline. This is as much project management as product; you'll be the person keeping it on track
  • An understanding of accessibility as a design constraint, not a checklist. Screen readers, voice-first interaction, WCAG
  • Comfort working autonomously in a small organisation where the answer isn't already documented

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Useful, Not Required

  • Lived experience of sight loss, or previous work with disabled users
  • Charity or public sector experience
  • Experience building for users with low digital confidence

Practical Details

  • Fully remote, work from anywhere.
  • Minimum duration 3 months, with possibility of extension.

To Apply

Email contact@travelhands.co.uk with a short note and a link to something you've shipped. Tell us one thing about that product you'd do differently now.

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Skills

Conversational AI Design
Product Management
Project Delivery
Accessibility Design
Prompt Design
LLM Evaluation
User Discovery
Roadmapping
WCAG
Voice-First Interaction
Dialogue Flow Design
Stakeholder Management

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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