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Oliver Bernard

Product Designer (UI-Leaning)

London
£60k/yr
Posted about 11 hours ago
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Product Designer (UI-Leaning)

Up to £60k

3 days p/week in London

Product Designer (UI-Leaning) – Would you like the opportunity to work for a fast-growing B2B SaaS startup who are currently looking for a Product Designer who enjoys building products from the ground up? This is an opportunity to have a genuine impact on product direction, working closely with the Product Lead to shape both the user experience and the visual identity of the platform.

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They're looking for someone who is comfortable across the full product design process but naturally leans towards UI design. This opportunity is suitable for someone who cares deeply about crafting polished, intuitive interfaces while still understanding the importance of research, problem-solving, and user-centred thinking. The team embraces AI as a productivity tool and expects designers to be comfortable incorporating AI into parts of their workflow.

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Requirements:

  • 3+ years commercial experience.
  • Product Designer with strong UI design skills and a solid understanding of UX principles.
  • Experience working in startups or fast-paced environments.
  • Someone who enjoys testing ideas

If you’re a Product Designer (UI focused) looking for a new challenge and is excited by working in a fast-paced start-up, please apply.

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Skills

Product Design
UI Design
UX Principles
User Experience
Visual Identity
User-Centered Design
Research
Problem Solving
AI Productivity Tools
Prototyping
Testing Ideas

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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