Junior Content Designer, Public Health UX

UK Health Security Agency; Greater London; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

UK Health Security Agency in London (Canary Wharf) is seeking a Junior Content Designer to join the UCD team within the Readiness and Surge Division. You will create clear, accessible content for public health services and work with researchers and designers to translate user needs into usable documents and interfaces.

You’ll apply government style guides and ensure inclusive design, collaborate with stakeholders, and contribute to a community of practice that improves how we communicate

Qualifications

• Experience with user-centred content design methods and tooling.
• Experience writing and editing accessible content per style guides.
• Ability to develop content strategies from research and data.
• Experience managing stakeholder relationships and influencing buy-in.
• Experience in multidisciplinary teams with researchers and designers.
• Advocates inclusive, accessible, sustainable public services.
• Understanding of prototyping and agile working.

Responsibilities

• Create and iterate content for projects with support.
• Apply content design best practices within projects.
• Understand user needs and embed them in deliverables.
• Support development of content strategies based on research.
• Collaborate using design tools to test ideas and assets.
• Build relationships with stakeholders to show value of user-centred content.
• Work with researchers and designers to uncover insights and user needs.
• Review work to ensure user focus, accuracy, and accessibility.
• Communicate actionable recommendations to stakeholders.
• Contribute to UKHSA community of practice.

Skills

User-centred design

Content writing/editing

Stakeholder collaboration

Agile working

Job description

UK Health Security Agency in London (Canary Wharf) is seeking a Junior Content Designer to join the UCD team within the Readiness and Surge Division. You will create clear, accessible content for public health services and work with researchers and designers to translate user needs into usable documents and interfaces.

You’ll apply government style guides and ensure inclusive design, collaborate with stakeholders, and contribute to a community of practice that improves how we communicate