5 of 5 Service Design Jobs in Nottinghamshire

Senior Service Designer Location: Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Nottingham, Oldham, Swansea Salary: Up to £57,400 per annum Vacancy Type: Permanent, Full Time or Part Time Closing Date: 9th September 2025 The Role As Senior Service Designer in the Service Design and User Research team your role will be to help them deliver and … agile teams including policy experts, user researchers, data analysts, developers, content designers and business analysts. Your responsibilities will include, but arent limited to: Designing services which meet the Government Service Standard. Carry out a wide range of service design activities from problem framing, journey mapping, prototyping and workshop facilitation. Translate actionable insights from user research and other … sources into accessible designs. Ensuring services meet public sector accessibility regulations. Development of user-facing features ensuring technical feasibility of UI/UX designs in line with the GDS Design System. Will prototype website designs and UI elements as required. Play a leading role in developing a user centred design community that will discuss methods, best practice and More ❯

Senior Service Designer Location: Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Nottingham, Oldham, Swansea Salary: Up to £57,400 per annum Vacancy Type: Permanent, Full Time or Part Time Closing Date: 9th September 2025 The Role As Senior Service Designer in the DVSA Service Design and User Research team your role will be to help DVSA deliver … teams including policy experts, user researchers, data analysts, developers, content designers and business analysts. Your responsibilities will include, but aren’t limited to: Designing services which meet the Government Service Standard. Carry out a wide range of service design activities from problem framing, journey mapping, prototyping and workshop facilitation. Translate actionable insights from user research and other … sources into accessible designs. Ensuring services meet public sector accessibility regulations. Development of user-facing features ensuring technical feasibility of UI/UX designs in line with the GDS Design System. Will prototype website designs and UI elements as required. Play a leading role in developing a user centred design community that will discuss methods, best practice and More ❯

methods. Working in a delivery-focused Agile environment, and in collaboration with members of multidisciplinary agile teams, the successful candidate will act as an advocate of user needs-based design, design thinking and service design in the development of their digital services and products. Your responsibilities will include, but arent limited to: Plan, design and … prepare a range of user research activities to support the design, development and continuous improvement of government services. This will include choosing the right variety of research approaches (such as surveys, usability interviews, card sorting etc.), including conducting research on site at different locations such as garages and test centres Carrying out user research activities from recruiting participants, preparing … the team wall, creating formal reports Work closely with product managers, designers and developers to turn user research findings into stories and actions that lead to valuable product and service features Advocate for user needs and conducting inclusive research in every activity Collaborating with colleagues in developing clear and actionable findings, including working closely with service design More ❯

The User Researcher will play a pivotal role in delivering actionable insights that shape effective digital services focused on real user needs. Acting as an advocate for needs-based design, design thinking, and service design, they will champion best-practice user research and mentor others in the discipline. Working as part of a growing Experience Design … to millions of people. The team takes pride in designing with integrity - prioritising positive user experiences over marketing gimmicks or dark patterns. Key responsibilities Lead, plan, develop, and conduct design research using the most suitable methods for each project. Produce robust, data-driven artefacts that inform design decisions. Collaborate with client teams to deliver relevant and practical research … plans. Apply both qualitative and quantitative research techniques effectively. Provide coaching and guidance to other researchers. Demonstrate a sound understanding of information architecture, interaction design, and visual design principles. Operate effectively within Agile delivery environments. Communicate clearly with stakeholders at all organisational levels. Apply strong commercial awareness to all activities. Manage stakeholder relationships with confidence and professionalism. Desirable More ❯

based and data driven organisation whilst maintaining an appropriate level of security of their services and data. You will work with the wider Security function as well as supporting Service Owners and multi-disciplinary teams to ensure that security is built into the service development lifecycle and strategic planning. You will be responsible for providing the consolidated risk … picture for the Products within that Service and recommending risk acceptance aligning with defined risk appetites. You will lead a small service group team of security professionals to support the assurance as well as engage as necessary with the Enterprise Architecture processes via the Security Architecture function to influence pattern adoption. If this challenge is attractive, theyd love … guidance to ensure ongoing confidence that fundamental organisational security needs have been met, including integrating a range of assurance approaches and techniques to give continued confidence to the risk, service or system owner Shape leadership decision-making through: Effective reporting and communication regarding the effectiveness of security processes across an organisation Providing recommendations to highly complex problems Acting as More ❯