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Network IT is seeking a Senior Service Designer for a six-month contract, with three days per week onsite in London and potential work across Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield or Birmingham. The role carries a day rate of £700 inside IR35, and you will lead service design for complex, user-centred digital services that meet user needs, business objectives and government standards.
The post holder will drive end-to-end service design across multidisciplinary teams, identify opportunities for
This Senior Service Designer contract with Network IT runs for six months, initially requiring three days per week onsite in London, with a day rate of £700 inside IR35. The post holder leads service design activity for complex, user-centred digital services, ensuring they meet user needs, business objectives and government service standards. Working across multidisciplinary teams, the designer drives end-to-end design, identifies improvements, reduces complexity and delivers measurable outcomes for citizens and colleagues.
Responsibilities include providing service design expertise, facilitating collaborative design activities and supporting strategic decisions through evidence-based approaches.
Key skills include user research, journey mapping, prototyping and stakeholder facilitation.
Senior Service Designer 6 month contract initial 3 days onsite per week: Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield or Birmingham £700 per day (Inside IR35) Lead service design activity for complex, user-centred digital services, ensuring that services meet user needs, business objectives and government service standards.
The role will drive end-to-end service design across multidisciplinary teams, helping to identify opportunities for service improvement, reduce complexity and deliver measurable outcomes for citizens and colleagues. The post holder will provide service design expertise, facilitate collaborative design activities and support strategic decision-making through evidence-based design approaches.