UX Designer

I am currently recruiting for an exciting start‑up business who are looking for an experienced UX Designer to join their team in London. The UX Designer will help shape both the digital and physical user experience across next‑generation consumer products. If you enjoy designing intuitive interfaces and working closely with engineers and product teams, this role places you at the heart of product development.

As UX Designer responsibilities will include:

• Designing intuitive user interfaces for web, mobile, and embedded applications.
• Creating wireframes, prototypes, and UI mock-ups.
• Conducting user testing and iterating on designs.
• Designing out‑of‑box experiences, user guides, and clear visual instructions.
• Producing diagrams, icons, and step‑by‑step visuals.
• Supporting industrial design work including 3D modelling and rendering.
• Applying user‑centred design principles across physical and digital products.
• Collaborating with engineering, marketing, and production teams.
• Maintaining high design standards and consistency across all materials.

Key skills needed for the UX Designer:

• Degree in Industrial Design, Graphic Design, HCI, or similar.
• Proven experience in industrial design, UI/UX, and prototyping.
• Strong skills in Adobe Creative Suite, CAD tools, and UI tools such as Figma or Sketch.
• Experience designing interfaces for digital platforms.
• Ability to create user guides and technical documentation.
• Strong communication skills and a portfolio demonstrating relevant work.
• Excellent attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines.

In return you will receive:

• Basic salary of up to £60k dependent on experience.
• Company equity options.
• Pension.
• Ongoing training and development.
• Opportunities for international supplier visits.
• The chance to help build products that make a real impact.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join an exciting start‑up where you can help shape the future of the business. If you feel you can add value, then please apply now through this advert.