Senior Product Designer; UX​/UI

What We Do

We build the digital infrastructure behind the world’s fastest-growing training providers. We design and develop custom learning platforms that allow training brands to move past the limits of generic SaaS learning platforms.

Design is central to every stage of our client partnerships. From our Blueprint discovery framework where we turn a client's business model into a validated, high‑fidelity learning platform prototype, to iterative updates post‑launch in close collaboration with developers.

• The Foundation: Leading discovery workshops and turning raw business goals into structured UX flows, wireframes, and premium prototypes.
• The Evolution: Taking ownership of products post‑launch, using client feedback and data to iterate on features and improve the platform over time.
• The Ecosystem: Ensuring a seamless, bespoke experience across every touchpoint—from the marketing site to the deepest corners of the learning admin dashboard.
• The Standard: Building and maintaining robust, scalable design systems in Figma that allow us to move fast without losing quality.

• The "Double Threat": 5+ years of professional experience in both UX architecture and high‑end UI execution.
• A Product Mindset: Enjoy the "blank canvas" of a new project while also refining a live product to help a client hit KPIs.
• Autonomous & Organized: Use Figma properly (auto‑layout, components, clean files) and understand that a design is only as good as the hand‑off to the dev team.
• A Thought Partner: Will report directly to the founder and challenge ideas to suggest better solutions.
• Bristol-based: We spend 3 days a week in our Bristol studio – in‑person collaboration is a huge part of solving complex problems.

Seniority level:
Mid‑Senior level.

Employment type:

Full‑time. Job function:
Design, Art/Creative, and Information Technology. Industries:
Software Development.

Location:

Bristol, England, United Kingdom.

Please send over your portfolio. I’m not looking for a gallery of screenshots; instead, provide a couple of case studies that demonstrate how you approached complex user or business challenges, and the final, high‑fidelity result that shows your eye for detail.