Interaction Designer

Experis - ManpowerGroup; Telford; Hybrid; GBP 110,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Experis - ManpowerGroup is seeking an Interaction Designer to support the Government Gateway programme in Telford, with flexibility for location. The role focuses on user-centred design for key government workflows, ranging from SCP to FRAUD PREVENTION CENTRE, in an agile delivery setup and cross-functional teams.

Key responsibilities include building service flows from user evidence, creating wireframes and prototypes, and ensuring accessibility.

Qualifications

• Evidence-based design informed by research and data analytics.
• Collaborating with non-technical stakeholders to communicate design value.
• Rapidly iterating designs as user needs or constraints shift.

Responsibilities

• User-Centred Design: Build service flows based on real evidence of user needs and government outcomes.
• Prototyping & Testing: Create wireframes, user flows, and digital prototypes.
• Collaborative Delivery: Work in agile, multidisciplinary teams with researchers, designers, and PMs.

Skills

Evidence-Based Design

Designing Together

Iterative Design

Job description

Interaction Designer - Government Gateway

Max Supplier Rate: £460

Clearance Required :BPSS

Duration:6 months

Location: Telford . but location is flexible

Job Description:

We are looking for a Interaction Designer to support work on the Government Gateway programme - mainly supporting SCP, EACD/RATE and FRAUD PREVENTION CENTRE.

Key Responsibilities

• User-Centred Design: Build service flows based on real evidence of user needs and government outcomes.
• Prototyping & Testing: Create wireframes, user flows, and digital prototypes.
• Accessibility & Inclusion: Ensure designs meet strict public sector accessibility regulations and work for everyone, regardless of digital skills.
• Collaborative Delivery: Work in agile, multidisciplinary teams alongside user researchers, content designers, and product managers.

Core Skills Required

• Evidence-Based Design: Using research and data analytics to test design hypotheses.
• Designing Together: Collaborating openly and communicating the value of good design to non-technical stakeholders.
• Iterative Design: Improving and adapting designs rapidly as new user needs or technical constraints emerge