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EMBS Technology

Product Designer (SaaS/HighCharts/D3)

United Kingdom
£60k/yr
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Product Designer

Salary: c£60K + Bonus + Benefits
Location: UK/Remote

UX | UI | Analytics | SaaS | HighCharts/D3 - Help shape a cutting-edge analytics platform used across global markets.

Do you thrive on turning complex ideas into clean, intuitive designs and enjoy working on products that genuinely make an impact?

My client is building a next-generation analytics platform, and they’re now looking for a Product Designer who can combine UX thinking, crisp UI craft, and confident communication to elevate the product experience end to end.

You’ll operate in a collaborative, cross-functional environment with plenty of autonomy, interesting challenges, and the opportunity to design at scale.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Full product design process across UX and UI
  • Producing responsive, high-quality designs for a data-rich, web-based analytics platform
  • Creating user journeys, wireframes, prototypes, flows, and polished final UI
  • Tackling complex data and transforming it into simple, intuitive interfaces
  • Running discovery sessions, workshops, and design sprints with internal teams
  • Using research, analytics, and user insights to guide design decisions
  • Working closely with product managers, engineers, and stakeholders across multiple workstreams
  • Clearly presenting design rationale and incorporating feedback effectively
  • Contributing to a scalable design system using design tokens
  • Maintaining consistent standards across the full product ecosystem

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What You’ll Bring

  • 4+ years’ experience in product design, ideally across large-scale digital products
  • A strong foundation in UX with the ability to quickly move from low-fi concepts to high-fi delivery
  • Experience designing SaaS tools, specifically dashboards or analytics-style interfaces
  • Confidence working in Agile teams with multiple stakeholders
  • Strong problem-solving, strategic thinking, and comfort working with data
  • Excellent communication and the ability to lead sessions, demos, and discussions
  • Proficiency in Figma as your main design tool (other tools like Adobe CC, Miro, Sketch or Webflow)
  • A portfolio that showcases clear design reasoning, strong interaction design, and well-crafted UI

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Nice to Have

  • Exposure to analytics, data-heavy products or complex data structures
  • Experience with component libraries or frameworks such as Material UI (MUI)
  • Familiarity with SaaS development practices and modern product processes
  • Comfort working with third-party data visualisation tools such as Highcharts, D3, etc.

What Success Looks Like

  • Intuitive, polished interfaces that make complex data feel effortless
  • Strong alignment between design, product, engineering and business teams
  • Scalable, coherent design patterns across the full product ecosystem
  • A platform experience that feels polished, consistent and genuinely helpful

Why Join

  • Build a globally scaled analytics product with meaningful impact
  • Fully remote flexibility
  • A supportive, fast-moving environment where design has real influence

If this sounds like the kind of challenge you’d enjoy - apply today!

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Skills

UX Design
UI Design
SaaS Design
Data Visualization
Figma
Prototyping
Wireframing
User Journeys
Design Systems
Agile Methodology
Interaction Design
User Research
Highcharts
D3.js
Material UI

Location

United Kingdom

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