UX Designer
£40,000-£47,000 + Up to 20% bonus + 29 days holiday
Bristol - Hybrid
B2B, SaaS
We are currently recruiting for a UX Designer to join a tech for good business based in Bristol, who are helping thousands of people across the UK.
This UX Designer position will see you helping to shape intuitive, scalable, user-centred experiences across a range of B2B SaaS products. You working closely with product managers, developers, and stakeholders within an agile environment.
To be considered for this UX Designer role you must have 3+ years of commercial experience within UX. This role suits someone experienced in complex B2B workflows, confident advocating for user research, and comfortable designing within established design systems. You must also be proficient in Figma and prototyping tools.
What You’ll Do:
- UX design across the full product lifecycle, from discovery to iteration
- Plan, conduct, and synthesise user research and usability testing
- Translate user, business, and technical needs into clear user flows, wireframes, and prototypes
- Design complex, data-heavy, role-based B2B experiences
- Collaborate closely with in-house developers and product managers in an agile setup
This UX Designer position is paying up to £47,000. You will also benefit from a bonus of up to 20% and 29 days holiday. This UX designer position will see you working out of their Bristol office 3 days per week.
Pay: £40,000.00-£47,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- On-site parking
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Bristol BS34 7AW
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