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Product Designer

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London | Full-time | On-site (5 days per week)
We’re working with a fast-growing global technology platform looking to hire a Product Designer into their London team.
The company operates across both marketplace and SaaS products, building a complex ecosystem of tools used by businesses and professionals around the world.
This role will focus specifically on the B2B side of the platform, designing products that help businesses manage their day-to-day operations. You’ll be working on complex workflows and interconnected features, turning them into intuitive, beautifully crafted product experiences.
They’re looking for a well-rounded Product Designer who combines strong UX and product thinking with excellent UI and visual craft. You’ll need to be comfortable getting into complex B2B product problems while maintaining a high bar for how the final experience looks and feels.
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What you’ll be doing:
- Designing intuitive, visually polished B2B product experiences
- Turning complex business workflows into simple, easy-to-use solutions
- Collaborating closely with Product Managers, Engineers and Designers
- Exploring different concepts and solutions before arriving at the right outcome
- Creating user flows, wireframes, prototypes and polished UI
- Working across interconnected features and complex product areas
- Contributing to scalable design systems and product consistency
- Participating in discovery, research and experimentation
- Using customer insights, feedback and data to inform design decisions
What they’re looking for:
- Product design experience within B2B SaaS, technology products or similarly complex digital environments
- Strong end-to-end product design skills, from problem definition through to polished execution
- Experience simplifying complex workflows into clear and intuitive experiences
- Strong UI and visual design skills with excellent attention to detail
- Experience working closely with Product Managers and Engineers
- Strong systems thinking and experience working with scalable design systems
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced product environment
- A portfolio demonstrating both strong UX problem solving and high-quality visual execution


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A background in graphic design, digital design or agency environments is a bonus, particularly if you’ve since developed strong experience designing complex digital products.
Interview Process:
- Introductory call
- Portfolio / case study review
- Final in-person presentation stage
Salary:
£50,000 to £70,000 depending on experience
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