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Liberis

Product Designer

London
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Liberis Overview

🌱 Founded in 2007
đź’° Over $3bn of funding to small businesses
🚀 Named in CNBC & Statista Top 150 UK Fintechs for 2025
🌍 Global presence in 6 key locations
đź§  Thriving community of 290 innovative minds
👩🏾🤝👨🏼 Celebrating over 27 nationalities
🏢 Experience from 740 previous companies
🎯 Named one of FinTech’s Finest 50 by Welcome to the Jungle
đź’Ş Accredited Real Living Wage employer

Our Product & Engineering Team

Liberis is building an embedded finance platform for small businesses. Our growth-stage fintech operates globally with teams in London, Nottingham, Atlanta, Stockholm, Munich, and Mumbai. We are building a global Product, Data & Engineering team focused on impact. Our teams solve real-world problems for small businesses, shaping products that unlock opportunity at scale.

Engineering is undergoing an AI-first transformation, rethinking team structures and delivery methods. This is changing what a small team can achieve. We empower our teams to make decisions, move fast, and take full responsibility for the solutions they deliver. You’ll join a team where curiosity is encouraged and collaboration across Product, Data, Delivery, and Engineering is the norm.

The Team

You’ll join Liberis’ Product Design team, working alongside product managers, engineers, and researchers to shape exceptional financial experiences for small businesses.

The Role

We’re looking for a Product Designer to help evolve the internal systems our teams rely on and the service journeys that connect them to our merchants and partners. You’ll take ownership of design problems from discovery through to shipped, polished interfaces, partnering closely with product managers and engineers along the way!

This is a hands-on role focused primarily on design delivery within our fulfilment area. You’ll work on complex workflows and internal systems used by teams including Operations, Underwriting, and Collections, turning an established product vision into well-considered features that can be shipped in manageable increments. Success in this role looks like well-crafted, research-informed interfaces that ship on time!

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You’ll join a collaborative environment with engaged users and a strong front-end engineering team. Because the people using your work are close to the product team, you’ll have regular opportunities to understand their needs, test ideas, and see the immediate impact of what you deliver.

What You’ll Get to Do in the Role

At Liberis, our internal systems are at the core of how we support small businesses. In this role, you'll design and ship the interfaces our operational teams rely on every day, turning complex workflows into clear, usable tools.

  • Partner closely with your Product Manager and Engineering Manager throughout the product lifecycle, from discovery and early concepts through to delivery and post-launch iteration, shaping decisions together rather than handing off a finished design.
  • Build and iterate on high-fidelity UI in Figma, taking designs from early wireframes through to pixel-perfect, developer-ready screens, and take ownership of our design system, keeping components and patterns consistent across the product.
  • Work directly with the operational teams who use these systems day to day, running interviews and usability testing to understand where the friction is, and mapping their end-to-end journeys to find where processes break down and spot opportunities to fix them.

What We Think You’ll Need

  • Comfortable facilitating UX research and communicating findings clearly to validate your decisions for new product features.
  • Think strategically about the long-term implications of design decisions and are used to planning well beyond the feature immediately required to ensure products continue to evolve with clear direction.
  • Strong Figma experience is essential for this role, including knowledge of component best practice, auto layout, and variant management. Experience using developer handover features would also be highly beneficial.
  • Your design process is highly collaborative; you iterate openly and validate quickly with feedback from stakeholders and design peers before aligning on a path forward.
  • Comfortable working alongside engineers to turn designs into shipped product features, with an awareness of feasibility and technical dependencies. You judge your work by what’s shipped, not what’s in your design file.
  • Ability to prototype at pace with a high level of interactivity and attention to detail to bring designs to life for stakeholders and users.
  • Experience running usability testing and validating that products meet user expectations and adhere to WCAG accessibility standards.
  • Knowledge of service design strategies including service blueprints, user journey maps, and identifying opportunities across multi-channel processes.

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Next Steps

If this opportunity feels like the right fit for your next career move, we’d love to hear from you! Even if you don’t meet every requirement, don’t hesitate to apply or reach out to Chess (Internal Recruiter) on chess.crossley@liberis.com

Our Hybrid Approach

Working together in person helps us move faster, collaborate better, and build a great Liberis culture. Our hybrid working policy requires team members to be in the office at least 3 days a week. At Liberis, we embrace flexibility as a core part of our culture, while also valuing the importance of the time our teams spend together in the office.

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Skills

Product Design
Figma
UX Research
UI Design
Service Design
Usability Testing
Prototyping
User Journey Mapping
Accessibility
WCAG
Stakeholder Management
Design Systems
Collaboration
Wireframing
Product Lifecycle Management

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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