3 of 3 Service Design Jobs in Telford

user needs. You won't just be validating current performance; you will be building the data infrastructure and strategic roadmap required to support future service expansion. As a User Researcher you will be responsible for: Translate user research into actionable insights, creating detailed "As-Is" and "To-Be" journey … enhance the experience. Define and document business requirements, balancing project objectives with the need to increase first-party data collection for marketing optimization. Lead design walkthroughs with stakeholders, using compelling storytelling, evidence-based research, and design artefacts to justify decisions and drive the design direction. As Senior ...

strategic solutions that marry cloud engineering, security posture, and operational scalability for enterprise and public sector clients. This individual will collaborate across pre-sales, service delivery, security operations, and customer success teams, helping shape architecture roadmaps, improve security maturity and ensure successful implementation of complex hybrid cloud and security … solutions. Solution Architect – Key Responsibilities Lead the design and delivery of hybrid cloud and Azure-based solutions. Translate customer requirements into secure, scalable technical architecture. Embed MDR and cyber resilience into solutions, working closely with SOC/security teams. Provide architectural guidance across pre-sales, delivery, and technical teams. ...

client locations Salary: Up to £55,000 per year + benefits Security Clearance: Active SC clearance required Key Requirement: Familiarity with Government Digital Service (GDS) standards and practices The Role As a User Researcher, you'll be central to uncovering the needs and behaviours of end-users and ensuring … designed with them in mind. You'll collaborate across multidisciplinary teams to deliver actionable insights that shape inclusive and effective user experiences. Responsibilities Design and lead research activities throughout the project lifecycle — from discovery to implementation Choose and apply the most effective research techniques (e.g., interviews, usability testing, surveys ...