2 of 2 Design Thinking Jobs in Scotland

About the Role We are seeking a Service Designer to support the transformation of services by placing individuals at the centre of the design process. This role involves applying service design and project management skills to create business-ready solutions. You will lead projects, collaborate with internal teams and external partners, and bring ideas to life through concepts … blueprints, prototypes, and new service delivery.This role would be well suited to a candidate with one or two years' experience in service design, particularly if they have worked with Interaction design.Key Responsibilities Apply design thinking and methods to solve complex and detailed problems Identify and use appropriate research methods (e.g., ethnography, primary/secondary research, co-design) to understand customer needs. Synthesise research into actionable insights, themes, and design principles Develop innovative ideas, concepts, and prototypes that inspire change Plan and facilitate user research and co-design workshops with stakeholders Experience with Interaction Design Experience working within the public sector or higher education Enable co-leadership by designing solutions that empower individuals to More ❯

This creates new opportunities for driven and skilled individuals to join one of the fastest-growing consultancies globally. Job Description We are looking to recruit an adaptable User Centred Design Consultant who can work effectively in a multidisciplinary team, and deliver excellent results across projects for Version 1’s customers in the Private and Public sector. You will be … experienced in working with users and stakeholders to determine the best way to design products and services, considering both the end-to-end journey and individual design elements. Your portfolio will demonstrate your ability to understand users and design to meet their needs, work to relevant design standards and communicate your design decisions effectively. Qualifications … Design thinking and evidence-based design. You have a strong understanding of design thinking. You can apply frameworks and approaches as appropriate to the circumstances of a project. You take an evidence-based approach to design. You seek to test your assumptions to ensure that your designs are the simplest feasible approach to solving problems for users. More ❯