51 to 54 of 54 Permanent Figma Jobs in London

in flow. We’re backed by the best. We have millions in funding and a pool of investors that have built iconic companies, including Figma, Microsoft, Loom, Revolut, Dropbox and more. more »

Job Title : UI/UX Designer – Elite Fintech Startup (up to £120K + Bonus + Hybrid) Client : Elite Fintech Startup - Utilising Figma for cutting edge applications Salary : Up to £120,000 + performance-based bonuses Location : London/Hybrid Roles and Responsibilities : We are partnering closely with an Elite Fintech … infrastructure teams in the financial sector. Key Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, HCI, Interaction Design, or a related field. Strong proficiency in Figma is required. 4+ years experience as a UI/UX Designer with a portfolio showcasing data-heavy application design projects. Strong understanding of data visualization more »

Product UX UI Designer London/WFH to 90kAre you a Product UX UI Designer with strong Figma skills? You could be progressing your career at a global FinTech that provides a data centric platform to enable Investment Managers to make informed decisions.As a Product UX UI Designer you will … leverage, contribute to, and help build the design system in Figma; creating new, flexible components and look for ways to help improve scalability as they take on more enterprise scale clients. You'll be collaborating with a small team, creating detailed UX and Visual Design specifications for engineering teams to more »

database. You'll do full stack software development and architecture: Unified cloud storage interface that lets users store files in locations of their choice Figma like editor to push the limits of what a folder can be LLM-powered file organisation and file search Mac plugin that lets anyone share … applications) A track record of delivering complex consumer-facing applications, specifically apps that have open-ended editing interfaces (for example, we consider apps like Figma, Miro, Pitch etc. to fall into this category, whilst eCommerce websites like Tesco or apps that mostly perform CRUD operations like Trello NOT to) What more »