Design Lead - Manchester, United Kingdom - NatWest Group
Description
Our people work differently depending on their jobs and needs. From hybrid working to flexible hours, we have plenty of options that help our people to thrive.
This role is based in the United Kingdom and as such all normal working days must be carried out in the United Kingdom.
- As Design Lead for our Future Service Model programme, we'll look to you to bring your understanding and knowledge of creative disciplines like userresearch, testing, channel strategy and business optimisation
- You'll be making the daytoday banking for our customers effortless, collaborating with our internal teams and external partners
- This is an opportunity to gain valuable exposure as you lead relationships with key stakeholders
- We are offering this position for a period of 12 months
What you'll do:
As a Design Lead, you'll be utilising your in-depth understanding of priorities and objectives, the business and customer pain points to provide design consultation and make sure the right design activities are planned and executed.
You'll be managing, coaching and mentoring teams, building advocacy of good design, along with identifying and socialising tools, templates, and techniques that enable the team to become even more efficient and effective.
You'll also be:
- Identifying opportunities to improve our existing channel experiences, focusing on their usefulness and usability
- Providing high quality consultancy and working collaboratively to drive and deliver improvements
- Uncovering useful qualitative and quantitative insights to obtain buy in from teams and stakeholders, making sure opportunities and problems are clearly understood
- Setting the standard and embedding user experience best practices across our matrix team of designers, researchers, experience and journey managers, creating and improving guidelines, driving consistency and ensuring the benefits are understood
The skills you'll need:
To succeed in this role, you'll need an expert understanding of human or user-centred design methods, usability, user research and accessibility.
Additionally, you'll need an understanding and experience of working in Agile and of working on multiple projects simultaneously with multi-disciplinary teams.
You'll also demonstrate:
- The ability to solve problems, and understand issues and opportunities
- Experience of working with multiple teams, from briefing to delivery
- Excellent influencing and storytelling skills
- The ability to provide constructive feedback to a variety of stakeholders at different levels
- A high level of verbal and written skills and attention to detail
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