Junior Product Designer: Shape intuitive mobile & web UX

NatWest Group; Greater London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

NatWest Group is seeking a Junior Product Designer to join a cross-functional squad focused on turning real small business problems into simple, well-crafted digital experiences. You will grow your craft through weekly feedback, crits, and an open design culture.

You’ll collaborate with Product and Engineering to understand requirements, iterate outputs, and support strategic initiative delivery, while developing your product design craft and accessibility practice.

Qualifications

• 1–2 years of product design experience (from junior role, internship or similar)
• Portfolio showing how you solve design problems
• Strong visual and interaction design basics: clean UI, clear hierarchy
• Curiosity about user needs; willing to use research, data & feedback to shape designs
• Craft and consistency; tidy, well-structured files and smooth handoff to Engineering
• Ability to explain design decisions clearly; open to feedback and action on it
• Enjoy solving problems; know where to start and when to ask for help

Responsibilities

• Work day to day with Product Owner and Engineers to understand the problem and see it through to release
• Participate in ideation sessions; explore directions collaboratively
• Design iterative, build-ready screens from concepts
• Create intuitive journeys across mobile and web platforms
• Plan and run research sessions with the Research team and translate findings into design changes
• Design within our design system; raise gaps or inconsistencies
• Apply accessibility (WCAG) and inclusive design practices from the start
• Share work early in design and squad meetings and use feedback to improve

Skills

Product design

Portfolio

Visual design

Interaction design

Accessibility WCAG

Research

Feedback

Collaboration

Job description

NatWest Group is seeking a Junior Product Designer to join a cross-functional squad focused on turning real small business problems into simple, well-crafted digital experiences. You will grow your craft through weekly feedback, crits, and an open design culture.

You’ll collaborate with Product and Engineering to understand requirements, iterate outputs, and support strategic initiative delivery, while developing your product design craft and accessibility practice.