Lead Interaction Designer
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Job description
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embed a practice of hypothesis-driven, iterative, evidence-based design and agile ways of working in a team
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lead on prototyping complex ideas at any fidelity
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gain support for design decisions and design strategy from senior leaders
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measurably improve the practice of inclusive, accessible and environmentally sustainable design across the organisation
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help teams understand how user-centred design helps them meet their goals, and align their work to the goals and vision of the organisation
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use risks, opportunities and constraints in technology, systems and policy to shape design
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identify and create new design patterns and components
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create an inclusive, productive environment for designers to work in
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help to build the interaction design capability within CPS, by growing and mentoring our interaction design profession, and developing the skillset within our user centred design community, Salary, remote work... Define all the criteria that are important to you.
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Requirements
- Significant hands-on experience leading design in complex organisations, ensuring effective and user-centred service delivery
- An understanding of the Government Design Principles, Service Standard and agile ways of working
- Experience of embedding hypothesis-driven, iterative, evidence-based design
- Excellent prototyping skills to bring complex ideas to life at any fidelity
- Strong stakeholder influencing and collaboration skills, to support user centred-design decisions
- Experience in measurably improving the practice of inclusive, accessible and environmentally sustainable design
- The ability to help teams understand how user-centred design helps them meet their goals, and align their work to the goals and vision of the organisation
- Experience in using risks, opportunities and constraints in technology, systems and policy to shape design
- Expertise in identifying and creating new design patterns and components
- Experience of creating an inclusive, productive environment for designers to work in
Behaviours
We'll assess you against these behaviours during the selection process:
- Changing and Improving
- Making Effective Decisions
- Communicating and Influencing