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HIRING: Product Designer | AI Product | Bristol (4 Days Onsite) | £45,000 - £50,000
If you're a Product Designer who enjoys turning ideas into intuitive user experiences and wants to be part of a business building genuinely exciting AI technology, this could be the role for you.
We're working with a fast-growing tech company that's developing an innovative AI product designed to help businesses work smarter through intelligent automation. As they continue to expand, they're looking for a Product Designer to help shape the user experience of a product that's already making a real impact.
The role:
- This is a hands-on role where you'll own design challenges from discovery through to delivery, working closely with engineers and product teams to create intuitive user experiences across web applications and internal systems.
- You'll have the freedom to tackle ambiguous problems, influence product direction, and design solutions that balance user needs with technical realities. The team embraces AI as part of the design process, so you'll have the opportunity to use modern AI tools to accelerate research, ideation, prototyping and iteration while applying your own judgement to deliver exceptional experiences.
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What we are looking for:
- 3 years' commercial Product Design experience
- A strong background in UX and UI
- Confidence designing user journeys and interaction patterns
- Experience collaborating closely with software engineers


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Exposure to AI tools in your design workflow or an interest in AI-driven products would be highly beneficial.
- Structure: 4 days a week onsite in Bristol
- Salary: Up to £50,000 + Benefits
If you're looking for a role where your work will make a tangible difference and you can help shape the future of an innovative AI product, I'd love to talk further. Drop me your CV and contact number to beya@sr2rec.co.uk to discuss further.
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