5 of 5 Figma Jobs in Staines

apply user research insights into design decisions Good understanding of Agile methodologies Tools & Technical Skills Experience with tools such as FigJam , Figma , or similar design tools Exposure to prototyping tools such as GOV.UK Prototype Kit or equivalent Basic understanding of web design and usability standards Strong communication and teamwork skills ...

motivator that's able to get the best out of your squad. Proficiency in product management tools (Jira/Azure Dev Ops, Confluence, Miro, Figma, Amplitude) Benefits Our benefits are designed to make health happen for our people. Viva is our global wellbeing programme and includes all aspects ...

Product Designer to shape software for maintenance engineers, field service technicians, and operations planners. You will own the design from framing to production-ready Figma files within a cross-functional squad of engineers and PMs. You will explore AI-driven features with a focus on usability and accessibility, and contribute ...

working on. Whatyou'lldo Product Design Own design for defined feature areas end-to-end — from problem framing through to production-ready Figma files, with a clear rationale for every decision Work in a cross-functional squad with engineers and PMs, making real decisions rather than executing on someone else … work in a cross-functional squad — making real decisions alongside engineers and PMs, not waiting to be handed a brief You know Figma well and have the visual craft to back your thinking up You treat accessibility as a design constraint from the start, not a checklist ...

working on. Whatyou'lldo Product Design Own design for defined feature areas end-to-end — from problem framing through to production-ready Figma files, with a clear rationale for every decision Work in a cross-functional squad with engineers and PMs, making real decisions rather than executing on someone else … work in a cross-functional squad — making real decisions alongside engineers and PMs, not waiting to be handed a brief You know Figma well and have the visual craft to back your thinking up You treat accessibility as a design constraint from the start, not a checklist ...