Solomon Page
Product Designer (Design Systems, Internal Tools)

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Product Designer
Our client, a major media and telecommunications company in London, is looking for a Product Designer for an initial 3-month contract to help evolve and strengthen the design system supporting a complex back-end tool. This role sits at the intersection of product design, design systems, and emerging AI-enabled workflows, with a focus on making the system more consistent, scalable, and usable for designers and product teams. You’ll audit the existing design system, identify gaps and inconsistencies, refine components and patterns, and improve the documentation so teams can more easily understand and apply the system. A key part of the role will be structuring the system and its documentation so it can be effectively referenced by an augmented model, supporting faster, more consistent prototyping and product development. The ideal candidate is a systems thinker who is comfortable working within complex digital products and knows how to turn fragmented design patterns into a clear, scalable, and well-documented design system.
Location: West London, 3 days per week on-site
Length: 3 months to start
Rate: £50–£65 per hour
Responsibilities
- Audit the existing design system across components, patterns, layouts, interaction models, and usage guidelines to identify inconsistencies, gaps, and opportunities for improvement
- Evaluate how the design system is currently being used within the back-end tool and recommend improvements that increase consistency, usability, accessibility, and scalability
- Clean up, organise, and standardise design system documentation so it is clear, concise, searchable, and easy for product teams to reference
- Refine existing components and patterns and establish clear guidance around appropriate usage, variants, states, behaviours, and accessibility considerations
- Identify missing components, patterns, and documentation needed to support the continued evolution of the back-end product
- Partner closely with UX, product, engineering, content, and other design stakeholders to understand system needs and drive alignment
- Establish a clear information architecture and documentation structure that makes design system knowledge easy to find and understand
- Prepare design system documentation and component metadata in a structured, referenceable format that can be leveraged by augmented AI models for prototyping and design exploration
- Consider how AI-assisted workflows can use design system rules, components, patterns, and documentation to generate more consistent and accurate prototypes
- Help establish standards for maintaining the system as new components, patterns, and product requirements emerge
- Create and refine prototypes that demonstrate how the design system should be applied across complex back-end workflows
- Conduct design reviews and audits to ensure product experiences remain aligned with established system standards
- Translate complex product and technical requirements into clear, scalable design solutions
- Advocate for design system adoption and help teams understand not only what components to use, but why and how they should be used
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Qualifications
- 7+ years’ experience as a Product Designer, UX Designer, or similar, with meaningful experience working with design systems
- Strong understanding of design system principles, including components, patterns, tokens, variants, states, accessibility, and documentation
- Experience designing complex back-end, enterprise, SaaS, administrative, or data-heavy tools
- Strong Figma skills and experience working with component libraries and design system structures
- Experience auditing existing design systems and identifying opportunities to improve consistency, scalability, and usability
- Excellent information architecture and documentation skills, with the ability to organise complex systems into clear, referenceable guidance
- Experience partnering closely with engineers to understand technical constraints and ensure design systems can be effectively implemented
- Ability to think systematically while still applying strong product and interaction design judgement
- Strong understanding of UX principles and the ability to design intuitive experiences for complex workflows
- Experience creating prototypes to test, demonstrate, and communicate design system patterns
- Familiarity with AI-assisted design or prototyping workflows and an understanding of how structured design knowledge can support augmented or AI-enabled tools
- Strong attention to detail and an ability to identify inconsistencies across large and complex product ecosystems
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively across design, product, engineering, and other stakeholders
- Comfortable working in an evolving environment where the design system, product requirements, and AI-enabled workflows are continuously developing


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About Solomon Page
Founded in 1990, Solomon Page is a specialty niche provider of staffing and executive search solutions across a wide array of functions and industries. The success of Solomon Page reflects an organic growth strategy supported by a highly entrepreneurial culture. Acting as a strategic partner to our clients and candidates, we focus on providing customized solutions and building long-term relationships based on trust, respect, and the consistent delivery of excellent results. For more information and additional opportunities, visit: solomonpage.com and connect with us on Facebook and LinkedIn.
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