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🚀 UX Designer – AI & Emerging Technology
📍 London – Hybrid (2-days onsite per week)
💰 £575/day Inside IR35
📅 6-month contract – scope for extension
We’re looking for an experienced UX Designer to join an exciting programme focused on designing at the forefront of AI and emerging technology within a regulated environment.
This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working in new and evolving spaces, where there isn’t always a defined roadmap or established precedent. You’ll have the opportunity to explore complex problem spaces, identify opportunities and help shape product direction and end-to-end experiences.
What we’re looking for:
- Strong UX background with experience defining end-to-end experiences, systems and interactions
- Comfortable working with ambiguity and evolving requirements
- Ability to shape how systems work and behave, rather than focusing solely on traditional service design
- Experience using journeys, blueprints, frameworks and methodologies to structure complex problems
- Strong understanding of users through research, synthesis and stakeholder alignment
- Ability to turn complex, ambiguous problems into structured and actionable thinking
- Strategic mindset with the ability to think beyond individual features and contribute to wider product direction
- Curiosity and a genuine interest in AI and emerging interaction patterns
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AI & Emerging Technology
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We’re particularly interested in people who have an understanding or point of view around areas such as:
🤖 Agentic AI
💬 Conversational interfaces
🎙️ Voice experiences
🔄 Emerging interaction patterns
This role is less about maintaining existing design systems and more about creating new experiences and defining what comes next. Strong visual design and design-system support is already in place, so we’re looking for someone who can bring strategic UX thinking and a fresh perspective.
If you enjoy solving complex problems, exploring the unknown and designing how new systems should work, we’d love to hear from you.
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