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A global investment management firm is looking to appoint a UX Designer to join its international marketing function
The business continues to invest heavily in its digital capabilities, with a particular focus on improving how investors and prospects engage with its online platforms and content.
This is a highly collaborative role focused on designing intuitive, user-centric digital experiences across a range of web-based channels. Working alongside digital, content, marketing, and technology teams, you will play a key role in enhancing customer journeys, improving engagement, and ensuring digital experiences are both effective and accessible.
The opportunity would suit an experienced UX professional who enjoys combining creative design thinking with data-driven decision-making and is looking to work on complex digital platforms within a sophisticated financial services environment.
The successful candidate will be involved in:
- Designing and enhancing digital user experiences across websites and online platforms
- Creating wireframes, prototypes, and user flows to improve navigation, engagement, and conversion
- Developing mobile-first user experiences that deliver consistency across devices and touchpoints
- Working closely with developers to translate requirements into intuitive and technically feasible designs
- Improving information architecture and user journeys across content-rich digital environments
- Using analytics, testing results, and user feedback to inform design improvements and optimization activity
- Ensuring digital experiences meet accessibility, usability, and responsive design standards
- Collaborating with content and marketing teams to present complex information in a clear and engaging format
- Designing data-rich interfaces, dashboards, and visual elements that improve user understanding
- Supporting website enhancements and digital platform developments from concept through to delivery
- Working with internal stakeholders and external partners to ensure projects are delivered effectively
- Contributing to continuous improvements in digital design standards, processes, and best practices
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The ideal candidate should have:
- Experience in UX/UI design, ideally within financial services, asset management, or another regulated environment
- Strong portfolio demonstrating user-centered design across complex digital platforms
- Expertise in wireframing, prototyping, and information architecture
- Experience using design tools such as Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD
- Strong understanding of responsive design, accessibility standards, and digital best practice
- Experience designing for content management systems and digital marketing platforms
- Ability to interpret user data, analytics, and testing results to support design decisions
- Strong visual design skills, including experience presenting complex information through charts, tables, and digital content
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills
- Ability to work effectively across marketing, content, technology, and development teams
- A collaborative, inquisitive, and delivery-focused approach
- Degree educated, ideally in design, human-computer interaction, or a related discipline


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