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Product Designer | £55,000–£65,000 | Remote UK | London once per month
An established B2B SaaS business is looking for a mid-level Product Designer to join its growing product organisation.
You’ll work across a mature software platform used by professional teams to manage complex, process-heavy workflows. The product has plenty of depth, so the design challenge goes beyond making screens look good. You’ll be helping simplify complicated user journeys, improve existing functionality, and shape new features from early discovery through to final UI.
What you’ll be doing
- Designing new features and improving existing areas of an established SaaS platform
- Taking problems from early concepts and user flows through to polished UI
- Working extensively in Figma
- Contributing to and evolving an existing design system
- Collaborating closely with Product and Engineering throughout delivery
- Using research and customer insight to inform design decisions
- Producing wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity designs
- Using AI tools within your design workflow to improve speed, exploration, or quality
- Helping maintain a high standard of usability, consistency, and accessibility across the product
- Contributing ideas and challenging product decisions where the user experience can be improved
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What they’re looking for
- Commercial product design experience, ideally within B2B SaaS or another complex software product
- Comfortable owning pieces of work independently while still enjoying a collaborative product environment
- Strong experience with Figma and UI design, with evidence that you can turn complicated workflows into clear, usable experiences
- Experience working with a design system, whether that has involved contributing new components, improving existing patterns, or ensuring consistency across a growing product
- Particularly interested in designers who are already experimenting with AI as part of the design process, rather than treating it as something separate from their day-to-day work
- Experience with user research, workshops, design thinking methods, and accessible design would all be useful


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What’s on offer
- £55,000–£65,000 depending on experience
- Permanent, full-time position
- Remote working across the UK
- One core team day per month in the London office
- Competitive benefits package
- Ongoing mentoring and professional development
- Opportunity to work on genuinely complex product problems
- Established product environment with experienced Product, Design, and Engineering colleagues
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