Insight Global
Product Designer

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Product Designer - Energy Trading Sector
Insight Global is seeking a Product Designer for a leading organisation within the energy trading sector. This role will focus on designing and delivering innovative internal B2B applications, working closely with users, stakeholders, product managers, business analysts, and developers to solve complex business challenges.
Job Details
Location: London, UK
Contract Duration: 6-month initial contract with extension potential
Onsite Requirements: 3 days onsite per week
Tax Status: Inside IR35
Key Responsibilities
- Drive the end-to-end design process, from discovery and research through to delivery and implementation.
- Help shape product strategy and user-centred solutions.
- Lead the design process from problem definition through to delivery.
- Conduct user research and gather stakeholder insights to inform design decisions.
- Create and test prototypes, validating concepts with end users.
- Facilitate workshops and drive alignment across teams.
- Collaborate with developers to ensure designs are implemented effectively.
- Support the prioritisation of product opportunities and help guide the design journey across stakeholders.
- Deliver thoughtful, user-centred solutions to complex business challenges.
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Must-Have Requirements
- Strong experience across the full product design lifecycle, including discovery, research, ideation, testing, validation, and delivery.
- Advanced proficiency with Figma and experience working with design systems and reusable components.
- Experience facilitating workshops and collaborating with a variety of stakeholders to frame problems and define solutions.
- Ability to plan and conduct user research and usability testing, translating insights into actionable design improvements.
- Experience creating wireframes, user journeys, UX flows, interaction designs, and low to high-fidelity prototypes.
- Strong portfolio demonstrating end-to-end design thinking and delivery.
- Experience working within Agile environments and collaborating cross-functionally.
- Ability to communicate design decisions effectively and work closely with developers to ensure successful implementation.
- Comfortable working with ambiguity, prioritising effectively, and driving outcomes independently.


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Plusses
- Experience within energy trading, commodity trading, power trading, or power operations.
- Exposure to service design methodologies.
- Ecosystem mapping experience.
- Knowledge of accessibility and usability standards, including WCAG and ISO 9241.
- Experience partnering closely with Product Managers and Business Analysts to shape requirements and define value propositions.
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