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User Experience Designer
UX Designer
Fimador is recruiting for a UX Designer to assist with the design and delivery of intuitive, scalable and accessible digital product experiences. This is a hands-on individual contributor role, combining end-to-end UX delivery with the opportunity to shape design standards, influence product direction and improve UX practice across complex enterprise software products.
This Outside IR35 Contract will work across the full UX lifecycle, from discovery and user research through to validated delivery. They will translate complex product, customer and business requirements into user-centred designs, wireframes, prototypes and high-quality design artefacts, while collaborating closely with product, engineering and senior stakeholders.
What You Will Be Doing
- Full UX lifecycle from discovery, research and ideation through to prototyping, testing and delivery.
- Conduct user research, interviews, surveys, contextual inquiry, workflow analysis and usability testing.
- Translate user needs, product briefs and business requirements into personas, site maps, wireframes, prototypes, storyboards and design specifications.
- Design the overall functionality of products and iterate continuously to ensure a strong, evidence-led user experience.
- Build high-quality interactive prototypes in Figma, applying design systems, branding guidelines and accessibility principles.
- Create and maintain UX deliverables including visual style guides, icon libraries, components, usability reports and research documentation.
- Work closely with Agile product and engineering teams, breaking UX activity into actionable design tasks and user stories.
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- Strong experience working as a UX/UI Designer within software, product development or digital delivery environments.
- A high-quality portfolio demonstrating excellent visual design, interaction design and user-centred thinking.
- Experience delivering UX artefacts such as personas, prototypes, wireframes, site maps, style guides, usability reports and research outputs.
- Strong working knowledge of Figma, Miro or similar whiteboarding tools, with additional experience in tools such as Photoshop beneficial.
- Experience conducting qualitative and quantitative research, usability testing and user interviews.
- Ability to create pixel-perfect prototypes, clear design specifications and measurable UX outputs.
- Practical experience working in Agile product development environments, ideally using tools such as Jira.
- Comfortable collaborating with product managers, engineers and senior stakeholders.
- A good understanding of frontend development concepts and how design decisions translate into implementation.
- Open to feedback, collaborative by nature and willing to support teammates through knowledge-sharing and mentoring.
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