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Product Designer (Mid Level) - Shoreditch

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Product Designer (Mid Level) - Shoreditch
Location: London (Shoreditch) – Hybrid (4 days onsite)
Type: Permanent
Experience: 4+ years
About the Company
An exciting, growing consumer technology business operating within the subscription and e-commerce space. The company combines digital technology with specialist expertise to deliver a highly personalised consumer product and customer experience. This is a well-funded, fast-moving environment with a very solid team and a strong focus on building products that genuinely improve the customer journey. The company offers a very good team environment and strong career progression, with designers having genuine ownership and visibility over the products they build. This is a strong opportunity for a mid-level Product Designer looking for greater ownership and career progression, while still working alongside experienced Product, Engineering, Data, and Design professionals.
What We Are Looking For
We are looking for a Product Designer with 4+ years' experience who is comfortable taking ownership of digital experiences from initial research and concepts through to final delivery. Ideally, you will have:
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- 4+ years' experience in Product Design / UX/UI Design
- Experience designing consumer-facing e-commerce, subscription, or digital products
- Strong Figma skills and experience working with design systems
- A portfolio demonstrating end-to-end product design, not simply visual/UI work
- Experience improving onboarding, checkout, conversion, and retention journeys
- Strong understanding of user research, prototyping, and usability testing
- Ability to simplify complex information into intuitive customer experiences
- Experience using data and customer insight to influence design decisions
- A collaborative approach when working with Product, Engineering, Data, and wider business teams
Responsibilities
- You will own key areas of the customer journey, designing simple and engaging experiences across web and digital products. A major focus will be improving onboarding and checkout, alongside the wider subscription lifecycle including account changes, pauses, skips, and customer retention journeys.
- You will regularly prototype and test new ideas with customers, using feedback and product data to continually improve the experience and identify friction points.
- Working closely with engineers and product stakeholders, you will take designs from early-stage concepts through to production rather than simply handing over finished screens.
- You will also contribute to the continued development of the company's Figma design system, helping create reusable components and consistent experiences across digital channels.


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Nice to Have
- Experience with Amplitude or similar product analytics platforms
- Previous exposure to a subscription-based or D2C/e-commerce business
- Experience designing products where complex or technical information needs to be presented clearly
- Experience contributing to or developing a design system
- Comfortable working within a fast-paced, scaling technology business
- Experience supporting or mentoring more junior designers
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