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Midweight UX/UI Designer – Permanent
Location: Remote UK with travel to Glasgow 1–2 times per month
Employment: Permanent
We’re looking for a talented Midweight UX/UI Designer to join a dedicated digital team supporting a high-profile, global financial services organisation.
This is a great opportunity for an all-round designer who combines strong UX and product thinking with polished visual/UI design skills. You’ll work across a varied portfolio of digital experiences, including customer-facing applications, internal tools, content-rich websites, mobile experiences and digital communications.
The role
Working within a collaborative, international team, you’ll contribute throughout the end-to-end design process – from discovery and initial concepts through to wireframes, prototypes, high-fidelity UI and developer hand-off.
You’ll:
- Design intuitive, accessible experiences across web and mobile
- Create user flows, site architecture, wireframes and interactive prototypes
- Produce polished, high-fidelity UI designs
- Work extensively in Figma, including components and design systems
- Contribute to user research and usability testing, iterating designs based on feedback
- Work within established brand and visual guidelines
- Collaborate closely with designers, developers, content strategists and project managers
- Present your work to stakeholders, clearly articulating your design process, decisions and rationale
- Support a mixture of larger digital products and smaller digital assets
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What we're looking for
You’ll ideally have:
- Around 3+ years' experience in UX/UI, Product Design or Digital Product Design
- A strong portfolio demonstrating both UX thinking and high-quality visual/UI design
- Excellent Figma skills
- Experience taking digital products through the design lifecycle, from user flows and wireframes through to prototypes and final UI
- Strong understanding of responsive design, interaction design, typography, layout and visual hierarchy
- Experience designing for web and ideally mobile
- Familiarity with design systems, components and component libraries
- Understanding of usability testing and user-centred design principles
- Awareness of WCAG/accessibility and inclusive design
- Experience collaborating with developers and other cross-functional teams
- The confidence to present your work and explain why you've made particular design decisions


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Experience within a large, complex or regulated organisation would be advantageous, but financial services experience isn't essential.
Adobe Creative Suite and exposure to Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) would also be useful but aren't prerequisites.
Why consider it?
You'll join a small, collaborative design team while supporting a major global organisation and working across a genuinely varied range of digital products and experiences. The position is predominantly remote, with travel to Glasgow approximately once or twice per month.
A portfolio is required as part of the application process.
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