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London
£50k – £60k/yr
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Midweight Product Designer - London Hybrid - 2 Days Onsite - Up to £60k - Permanent 🎨

Are you a product designer who takes real pride in their craft, someone who cares about the details, thinks clearly about complex problems, and wants to own their work end-to-end?

We're hiring for a digital team that operates like a startup inside one of the world's leading professional services businesses. 60+ people, 5 years in, building tools used by cost and project managers across construction, infrastructure and life sciences.

This one's a bit different though - you'd be joining right at the start of a new MVP product, building it out from scratch rather than iterating on something that already exists.

🖥️ The role

You'll be one of the first designers on this product, working through discovery and shaping the early direction before things properly kick off in September. That means genuine 0-to-1 work - defining problems in a fair amount of ambiguity, high-fidelity designs, prototypes, and close collaboration with engineers and product owners from day one. You'll also be plugging into a genuinely sophisticated existing Figma design system (multiple libraries, modes, variables, interconnected files) as you build.

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This isn't a production-line design job. They want someone who can think strategically about problems, challenge where necessary, and help shape how a new product gets built.

✏️ What you'll be doing

  • Own design for a new product from early discovery through to delivery
  • Create high-fidelity designs, interactive prototypes and detailed specs
  • Contribute to and extend the existing design system as the new product takes shape
  • Collaborate closely with engineers and product owners day-to-day
  • Use AI tooling to support system analysis, component consistency and documentation
  • Help define patterns and approach for a product still finding its shape

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🔍 What they're looking for

  • 3+ years designing digital products, with a strong online portfolio showing UI work
  • Comfortable working with ambiguity and defining problems from scratch
  • Solid Figma skills at an org or enterprise level - modes, variables, multi-level libraries
  • A good eye for visual design and a deep understanding of UI/UX best practices
  • Basic HTML and CSS knowledge
  • Genuine interest in AI-assisted design workflows
  • Someone who collaborates naturally with engineers and thinks in systems

🏢 The setup

Permanent role, hybrid working with 2 days a week in their central London office. No-blame culture, strong team, genuine ownership of a product from its earliest stages.

If this sounds like your kind of environment, drop me a message or hit apply!

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Skills

Product Design
UI Design
UX Design
Figma
Prototyping
Design Systems
High-fidelity Design
User Discovery
HTML
CSS
AI-assisted Design
System Analysis
Visual Design
Strategic Thinking

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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