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Product Designer

City Of Bristol
£40k – £60k/yr
Posted about 14 hours ago
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Product Designer

Bristol | Hybrid | £40,000–£60,000 | Full-time

SR2 is partnering with a fast-growing technology business that is building an intelligent software platform for organisations looking to improve how they manage customer interactions and commercial operations.

We’re looking for a Product Designer who enjoys turning complex, loosely defined problems into clear, practical and scalable solutions.

What you’ll be doing

  • Own design challenges from initial discovery through to implementation
  • Turn ambiguous requirements into structured design approaches
  • Design user journeys, workflows, interaction models and interface patterns
  • Work across customer-facing products and internal systems
  • Identify edge cases, failure states and potential user misunderstandings
  • Partner closely with engineering to create robust, technically realistic solutions
  • Explain design decisions, trade-offs and rationale clearly
  • Contribute to shared design systems, principles and reusable patterns
  • Use AI tools to support research, exploration, prototyping and production
  • Help shape how the wider team uses AI within the design process

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What we’re looking for

  • At least three years of product, UX or UI design experience
  • Confidence working with incomplete or evolving requirements
  • Strong UX and UI judgement across flows, states and system behaviour
  • The ability to balance user needs, technical constraints and commercial goals
  • Experience structuring complex problems and taking ownership of outcomes
  • A systems-thinking approach rather than a focus on individual screens
  • Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills
  • Experience collaborating closely with engineers
  • Practical experience using AI tools to improve the speed or quality of design work

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Particularly relevant experience

  • Designing complex, technical or workflow-heavy software
  • Creating interaction patterns, interface systems or design systems
  • Working in a scaling product or technology environment
  • Exposure to AI-enabled products, automation or data-informed design
  • Introducing new tools or processes that improved design delivery

What’s on offer

  • Salary of £40,000–£60,000
  • Hybrid working from Bristol
  • A high level of autonomy and ownership
  • Direct access to product, engineering and senior decision-makers
  • The opportunity to influence the design direction of a growing technology platform
  • A practical environment focused on clarity, responsibility and long-term thinking

SR2 is supporting the client throughout this hiring process and welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds and identities.

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Skills

Product Design
UX Design
UI Design
User Journeys
Interaction Models
Interface Patterns
Design Systems
AI Tools
Prototyping
Stakeholder Management
Systems Thinking
Workflow Design
User Research
Problem Solving

Location

City of Bristol, England, United Kingdom

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