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Robert Walters

Product Designer

West Midlands
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Robert Walters is working in partnership with a UK digital design business. They specialize in supporting product teams designing UX across a range of industries with a global customer base. They range from working with start-ups, scale-ups and global enterprise businesses. Due to continued growth, they are keen to grow out the Product Design team and looking to appoint a Product Designer across mid-level to senior appointments.

The opportunity for Product Designer will be based out of the Birmingham offices with a relaxed hybrid model (approx. 1 day a month) paying a competitive salary range based on experience.

As an experienced Product Designer you will have experience in leading or designing ship features for client products across web and native mobile - you will work with well-known brands across sport, media and betting.

Product Designer: Duties

  • Own features and flows within a client project, from sketches and wireframes through to high-fidelity UI and developer handover
  • Design native iOS and Android screens that follow platform patterns and feel fast & familiar
  • Build interactive prototypes to test ideas with users and stakeholders
  • Use AI tools day to day to explore options, speed up production, prototype and tidy up specs and content
  • Build with and contribute to design systems, working with our Design Engineer (Design Systems) to keep components consistent
  • Join research sessions and usability tests and help turn findings into design changes
  • Work directly with clients: be friendly and approachable, present your work in reviews and take feedback on board with confidence

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Product Designer: Experience

  • 2 - 5+ years in product or UX/UI design, with a portfolio of shipped digital products
  • Experience designing native mobile apps, and a working knowledge of Apple's Human Interface Guidelines and Material Design
  • Strong UI craft: typography, layout, hierarchy, interaction and attention to detail
  • Confident in Figma, including components, variables and Auto Layout
  • Regular use of AI tools in your design work, and an eagerness to keep learning new ones - we'll support you with licences and time to experiment
  • Comfortable working from a design system and collaborating with developers
  • Great communication and a warm, approachable manner with clients and teammates, plus the confidence to explain your decisions

The permanent opportunity for a Product Designer will pay a competitive salary range based on experience. This is a hybrid role based out of the Birmingham offices (circa 1 day a month).

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For further information, please apply with an updated CV and reach out to Ajay Hayre on ajay.hayre@robertwaltewrs.com / 07771507035

Desired Skills and Experience

  • 2 - 5+ years in product or UX/UI design, with a portfolio of shipped digital products
  • Experience designing native mobile apps, and a working knowledge of Apple's Human Interface Guidelines and Material Design
  • Strong UI craft: typography, layout, hierarchy, interaction and attention to detail
  • Confident in Figma, including components, variables and Auto Layout
  • Regular use of AI tools in your design work, and an eagerness to keep learning new ones - we'll support you with licences and time to experiment
  • Comfortable working from a design system and collaborating with developers
  • Great communication and a warm, approachable manner with clients and teammates, plus the confidence to explain your decisions

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