Anson McCade
User Experience Designer

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This is a great opportunity to work across multiple different clients in a range of industries, championing the value of User-Centred Design as part of delivery best practice across all digital products and services.
Key Responsibilities
- Create high-quality content (both micro- and long-form) that is clear, easy to understand, and accessible for all audiences across multiple platforms and devices.
- Lead and align content design activities, ensuring teams take a user-centred, evidence-based approach to design and delivery.
- Use data and research findings to inform content decisions.
- Ensure content accuracy by working closely with Subject Matter Experts.
- Collaborate with other teams and specialisms, such as UX Designers, User Researchers, and Developers.
- Understand user journeys and the role UX writing plays in improving them.
- Report on and present work, both internally and to client partners.
- Take an evidence-led approach, continuously improving long-form and micro-content based on user feedback, analytics, and industry best practices to improve usability, engagement, and conversion rates.
- Ensure content follows all relevant legal and regulatory requirements, including accessibility standards, privacy laws, and industry regulations.
- Work independently, to a high standard, as the sole UX Writer within a Scrum/Agile team.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Essential Skills and Experience
- Previous experience in a UX Writer or Content Design role (leveraging User-Centred Design principles).
- Experience working with the Government Digital Service (GDS) design principles.
- Proven experience advocating for User-Centred Design.
- Experience negotiating with and influencing senior stakeholders.
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.
- Experience working with brand tone of voice guidelines, design patterns, and style guides.


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Desirable Skills ("Set Yourself Apart")
- Working in an Agile or similar multidisciplinary environment.
- Using Markdown or HTML.
Benefits & Working Requirements
Compensation & Benefits: Competitive basic salary with an extensive benefits package, including 25 days of vacation per year, private medical insurance, and 3 extra days of leave per year for charitable work of your choice.
Flexibility: Flexibility and mobility are required to deliver this role, as there will be requirements to spend time onsite with clients and partners.
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