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Product Designer
Location: Shoreditch, London
Working Pattern: 4 Days Onsite / 1 Day Working from Home
My client is looking for a Product Designer to join a growing consumer technology business, helping to create engaging customer experiences across web and mobile.
This is a highly collaborative role requiring four days per week onsite in Shoreditch. Applicants must be able to commit to this working pattern on an ongoing basis.
This opportunity would suit a mid-level Product Designer with experience in ecommerce, D2C or consumer-facing digital products who combines strong visual design skills with a good understanding of UX and commercial product design. You’ll work closely with Product, Engineering, Marketing and Data, contributing throughout the design process from discovery and research through to polished, production-ready experiences.
The Role
You’ll work on customer-facing journeys, with projects likely to include:
- Designing and improving acquisition, onboarding and customer engagement journeys.
- Improving ecommerce checkout, account management and subscription experiences.
- Supporting customer retention, loyalty and repeat-purchase initiatives.
- Creating polished, high-fidelity interfaces across web and mobile.
- Contributing to user research, usability testing and competitor analysis.
- Using customer behaviour, analytics and experimentation to inform design decisions.
- Working with an established design system and creating reusable components and UI patterns.
- Collaborating closely with Product Managers and Engineers throughout design and delivery.
- Ensuring designs are practical, scalable and implemented to a high visual standard.
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What We’re Looking For
- 3+ years’ Product Design experience, ideally working on consumer-facing digital products.
- Experience within ecommerce, D2C or a comparable consumer product environment.
- A strong portfolio demonstrating visual/UI design alongside UX and product thinking.
- Experience designing customer journeys such as onboarding, checkout, subscriptions, account management, loyalty or retention.
- Strong hands-on experience with Figma, including high-fidelity UI and prototyping.
- Experience working with design systems and component libraries.
- An understanding of user research, behavioural insights, analytics or experimentation.
- Commercial awareness and an understanding of how design can influence conversion, engagement and retention.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to explain design decisions clearly.
- Comfortable taking ownership of assigned projects and working in a fast-moving environment.
- Able to work onsite in Shoreditch four days per week.
Tools & Technical Experience
- Strong Figma and prototyping skills.
- Design systems, component libraries and reusable UI patterns.
- Usability testing and customer research.
- Behavioural analytics, A/B testing or experimentation.
- Responsive and accessible design.
- Experience collaborating closely with Engineering teams.
- Exposure to AI-assisted design or prototyping tools such as Claude, Figma AI or similar would be beneficial.


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Desirable Experience
Experience in one or more of the following would be valuable:
- Ecommerce or D2C businesses.
- Subscription or membership-based products.
- Conversion rate optimisation.
- Customer acquisition and onboarding.
- Checkout and purchase journeys.
- Customer retention, loyalty or repeat purchase.
- AI-powered customer experiences.
Why Apply?
This is an opportunity to join a growing product team and contribute to commercially important customer experiences.
- You’ll work across a varied range of design challenges, help develop an established design system and collaborate closely with experienced Product and Engineering teams.
- The business offers a supportive and collaborative environment where high-quality design, experimentation and continuous improvement are valued, with strong opportunities to develop your skills and progress longer term.
- Please note: This position requires attendance at the Shoreditch office four days per week. Please only apply if you can commit to this working pattern.
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