1 to 2 of 2 User Experience Manager Jobs in the UK with Remote Work Options

Are you passionate about creating exceptional user experiences? We're seeking a talented User Experience Manager to join us at our HQ, Haig House, Southwark, in a hybrid role that blends remote and office work. Come and be part of the leading Armed Forces charity … you'll bring your expertise in human-centered design to shape and iterate experiences, collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to drive our customer experience vision forward. You'll lead the design strategy for all our digital applications, ensuring they deliver value-driven outcomes that resonate with our diverse … customer base. Your responsibilities will span from understanding user needs and developing personas to prototyping, user-testing, and championing accessibility and inclusive design principles. You'll have the opportunity to unleash your creativity by conceptualising innovative ideas to bring our brand to life in the digital space. Reporting more »

and colleagues. Analyse products, conduct competitor and comparator analysis, review existing journeys and features and explore ways of improving and innovating our experiences. Understand user mindsets, motivations, and expectations. Contribute to mapping experiences, journeys and flows, to help us unearth and prioritise pain points and opportunities. Work with your … mentoring, development and team leadership. Demonstrate great end-to-end product design competencies across various stages of the software delivery lifecycle. You'll have experience working on multiple features and iterations, possibly across different products and in multiple industries as a product designer. Experience of designing accessible, inclusive … user interfaces and an understanding of the challenges of designing for a diverse audience You will have designed both customer and colleague facing product experiences. Ecommerce experience is a plus. Possess a flexible, motivated, experimental and collaborative mindset. The work can be fast-paced, and you should be more »