UX Designer

Experis; Telford; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Experis is seeking a UX Designer to join the CESA Futures Programme within HMRC, on a 6-month contract in Telford with 2 days onsite per week. You will contribute to designing user interfaces, ensuring accessibility, and engaging with customers to refine directions for build phases.

You will work under a lead UX Designer, collaborating across agile teams to translate discovery findings into concrete screen designs for iterative development.

Qualifications

• Experience in UX/UI design for digital products.
• Strong communication and client-facing skills.
• Familiarity with accessibility standards and inclusive design.

Responsibilities

• Work within a UX team under a lead designer.
• Create designs in an agile environment to inform build phase.
• Demonstrate initial designs to the customer for direction.

Skills

User Interface Design

Communication skills

Client engagement

Stakeholder management

Accessibility standards

Attention to detail

UX interaction awareness

Tools

Agile Scrum

Agile practices

Job description

Job Title: UX Designer
Rate: 350 - 390
Clearance Required: BPSS
Duration: 6 months
Location:Telford - 2 days onsite per week
IR35 Status: Inside
Job Description:
The CESA Futures Programme is a major 2yr+ programme of work within the overarching Tax Admin Modernisation Programme. Currently completing the Discovery phase, CESA Futures will modernise the existing CESA application through the creation of new capabilities or the transfer of functionality to other existing systems across the HMRC estate. Following agile principles, the Build phase will consist of multiple Scrum teams following a two-week sprint cycle.
The CESA Futures Programme is therefore looking for someone who can work as part of a User Experience (UX) team, under the general guidance of a lead UX Designer to produce the designs required in an agile manner. Initial screen designs (often options) will need to be demonstrated by the UX Designer to the customer for direction, guidance, and agreement on a design to proceed into the build phase. Therefore, good communication skills and client engagement skills are equally as important.

Skills

• User Interface Design
• Good communication skills
• Good client engagement skills
• Stakeholder Management
• Appreciation of Accessibility standards
• An eye for detail
• Appreciation of how users will interact with the UI design

Optional Skills

• Agile Scrum
• Agile Practices
• Conflict resolution
• Empathy