Oxbow Talent
Product Designer

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Product Designer
Guildford | Permanent | Full Time | Onsite
We’re working with a successful, established UK business that is investing heavily in technology, data and digital products as it looks to modernise a traditionally underserved industry.
They’re looking for an experienced Product Designer to join their growing Product team in Guildford.
This is a hands-on, end-to-end product design role. You’ll work across discovery, research, UX, UI, prototyping and testing, taking real business and user problems and turning them into intuitive digital experiences.
The foundations are already in place, including an established design system, components and patterns. The opportunity is to use those foundations intelligently while extending them when the problem genuinely demands it.
What you’ll be doing:
- Own design work across the full product lifecycle from discovery and ideation through to high-fidelity UI and delivery
- Conduct user research and analyse user behaviour to understand problems, needs and opportunities
- Create user flows, wireframes, mock-ups and interactive prototypes
- Design intuitive user journeys across a range of digital products
- Work within an established design system while helping evolve it where required
- Test designs with users and iterate based on feedback and evidence
- Collaborate closely with Product Managers, Engineers, Developers and senior stakeholders
- Use AI as part of your day-to-day design, research and prototyping workflow
- Share work early, welcome critique and use feedback to improve the end product
- Work across multiple products and priorities in a fast-moving environment
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What we’re looking for:
- 3+ years’ experience in a Product Design, UX/UI or similar role
- Strong understanding of UX and UI principles
- A portfolio demonstrating high-quality digital product work and clear design thinking
- Strong Figma and prototyping skills
- Experience conducting or working with user research
- Excellent visual design skills with strong attention to detail
- Comfortable working collaboratively with Product and Engineering teams
- Strong communication and presentation skills
- An ability to explain the thinking and evidence behind your design decisions
- Comfortable using AI tools within the design process. The team currently works with Figma and Claude


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Experience designing AI-assisted products would be useful but isn’t essential.
Why join?
This is an opportunity to join a business that is actively investing in its digital future rather than simply maintaining legacy products.
You’ll have genuine ownership, access to senior decision-makers and the chance to influence products used across a large and growing organisation.
If you’re a Product Designer who enjoys solving real problems, working closely with users and engineers and using modern tools including AI to improve how products are designed and delivered, we’d be keen to hear from you.
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