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Senior Product Designer, User Centred Design
WarwickSource: WhatJobs
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Overview
As a Senior Product Designer, you will shape end-to-end experiences for National Grid’s enterprise platforms, collaborating with cross-functional squads to turn user needs into practical, scalable designs. You’ll guide discovery, design, and delivery to ensure outcomes are desirable, usable, and aligned with business goals. You’ll work in a hybrid Warwick-based environment, influencing product direction and design systems at scale. This role offers the opportunity to impact complex B2B workflows within a mission-driven energy transition agenda.
Pay / Benefits
competitive salary 57,000–67,000
26 days holiday plus 8 statutory days
annual performance incentive
pension scheme with generous employer contributions
life insurance at 10x salary
flexible benefits including share incentive plan and private medical insurance support
Responsibilities
Partner with cross-functional squad members (PO, BA, Tech Lead) to define product outcomes
Map end-to-end user journeys and identify pain points and opportunities
Translate requirements into problem statements and experience opportunities
Conduct discovery and usability activities to surface risks and adoption challenges
Create wireframes, high-fidelity designs and interactive prototypes
Deliver final visual design and specifications for engineering hand-off
Iterate designs based on user feedback and testing
Use qualitative and quantitative evidence to shape design recommendations and trade-offs
Key requirements
5+ years of relevant UX/design experience
Experience designing for enterprise/B2B software with complex workflows
Strong UI design portfolio with end-to-end delivery
Proficiency in Figma (components, variants, prototyping)
Experience with design systems and pattern libraries
Experience with UserTesting, Optimal Workshop, HotJar or Pendo
Experience working in Agile/Scrum with cross-functional teams
Strong communication to explain design rationale
Comfort with autonomous work, ambiguity, and multiple priorities
Comfort using AI tools in design workflows to boost ideation and prototyping
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