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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in user-centered design, creating accessible and responsive services while adhering to government standards. Proficient in visual and interaction design, with a strong focus on collaboration and continuous learning in digital design.
Highest-signal resume keywords
User-Centered DesignPrototypingVisual And Interaction DesignAgile Development EnvironmentAccessibility Standards
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills
PrototypingUser ResearchEvidence-Based DesignHTMLCSSResponsive DesignCoding Interactive PrototypesUser Journey MappingDesign StandardsService Design
Soft Skills
Strong Communication SkillsCollaboration
Tools & Technologies
FigmaMiroGithubNotion
Certifications & Qualifications
Security ClearanceBaseline Personnel Security Standard
Industry Keywords
Digital DesignInteraction DesignGDS/GOV.UK Style GuideService Design Standard
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Create user-centred designs aligned with government standards and organisational objectives
- Develop and implement design practices and standards consistent with government or client guidelines
- Identify, develop, and apply best practices and standards for service design
- Collaborate within multidisciplinary teams by sharing design work and participating in research
- Advocate for user needs and craft accessible, responsive services
- Create wireframes and prototypes to test and refine ideas using user feedback
- Map user journeys and collaboratively visualise design challenges
- Contribute to the design community within Methods and across government and client entities
- Pursue continuous learning in digital design
Requirements
What you’ll need- Relevant industry experience in digital or interaction design
- Strong communication skills, capable of presenting ideas clearly
- Proficient in visual and interaction design, creating user-friendly interfaces
- Experience with prototyping, user research, and evidence-based design decision-making
- Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and responsive design principles
- Knowledge of coding interactive prototypes
- Experience with Figma, Miro, Github, and Notion
- Experience working in an agile development environment
- Familiarity with the GDS/GOV.UK style guide and service design standard
- Understanding of accessibility standards and designing for diverse user needs
- Must have or be willing to go through Security Clearance
- Candidates must complete a Baseline Personnel Security Standard as part of onboarding
Benefits
Comp & perks- Autonomy to develop and grow your skills and experience
- Exciting project work making a difference in society
- Strong, inspiring and thought-provoking leadership
- Supportive and collaborative environment
- Access to LinkedIn Learning, a management development programme, and training
- 24/7 confidential employee assistance programme
- Flexible working, including home working and part time
- Office parties, breakfast Tuesdays, monthly pizza Thursdays, Thirsty Thursdays, and commitment to charitable causes
- 25 days of annual leave per year, plus bank holidays, with the option to buy 5 extra days each year
- 2 paid days per year to volunteer in local communities or within a charity organisation
- Salary Exchange Scheme with 4% employer contribution and 5% employee contribution
- Life Assurance of 4 times base salary
- Non-contributory Private Medical Insurance, including spouse and dependants
- Non-contributory Worldwide Travel Insurance, including spouse and dependants
- Enhanced Maternity and Paternity Pay
- Season ticket loan
- Cycle to work scheme