RedRock Resourcing
Senior Product Designer

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🚀 UI Product Designer
📍 Reading / Hybrid
đź’° Competitive salary + benefits
I’m working with a growing technology business that is undertaking a major transformation of its product platform, moving away from a collection of legacy products towards a modern, cohesive SaaS experience.
They’re looking for a UI Product Designer to play a key role in shaping that journey.
This isn’t simply a role focused on making screens look better. You’ll have genuine ownership of the visual direction and design system for a new-generation platform, helping establish the standards, components and patterns that will be used across the wider product.
What you'll be doing
- Define the UI vision and visual language for a modern B2B SaaS platform
- Own and evolve a scalable design system, from foundations through to reusable components and patterns
- Work closely with developers to ensure designs become working, implementation-ready code
- Simplify complex enterprise workflows and make them intuitive, responsive and genuinely enjoyable to use
- Design experiences across desktop, tablet and mobile
- Create interfaces for AI-generated analytics, recommendations and insights, making complex information clear and interpretable
- Develop intuitive self-service configuration experiences for business users and administrators
- Work directly with customers and end users to validate concepts and improve the product
- Partner closely with Product, UX, Engineering, Architecture and QA throughout discovery and delivery
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You'll ideally have:
- 5+ years' experience in Product Design, UI Design, Interaction Design or a similar discipline
- Strong experience within B2B SaaS, enterprise software or complex workflow products
- Proven experience creating or owning design systems and component libraries
- Strong knowledge of Figma, prototyping, visual design and interaction design
- Experience collaborating closely with developers around technologies such as React / Storybook
- A strong understanding of responsive design, accessibility and design for complex workflows
- The ability to think beyond individual screens and consider how an entire product ecosystem fits together
- Confidence working directly with customers and challenging assumptions where necessary
- An interest in AI-enabled product experiences and how complex data and insights should be presented


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Experience modernising legacy products and bringing fragmented product areas together under a shared design system would be particularly valuable.
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