Interaction Designer
TEaMConsulting
Posted: September 12, 2016
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Quick Summary
Designers will be responsible for creating user-centered products that positively impact the lives of offenders, prison staff and society as a whole.
Required Skills
Job Description
Overview
Specialist role Designer
Summary of the work An exciting opportunity for talented, tenacious individuals looking to join our team and take lead in creating world-class services in the Prison and Probation environment. Conducting Service Discovery to identify and deliver high-quality, user-centred products that positively impact the lives of offenders, prison staff and society as a whole.
Latest start date 03/10/2016
Expected contract length 6 months minimum, up to 24 months
Region Yorkshire and the Humber
Organisation the work is for National Offender Management Service (NOMS)
About the work
Who the specialist will work with
We're building a team of around seventy experts in Web Development, Design and User Research. This is a brilliant opportunity to be part of a growing team from its nascent stage and to play an active and continued role in the strategic development of the team and studio approaches. -A product team (one of three) of product owners, delivery manager, interaction designer, developers -Remaining two product teams, reporting directly to a service manager, technical architect, service design lead, user researcher -Community of designers, Head of User Experience in Sheffield, MOJ design community (including ten based in London), cross-government design community
What the specialist will work on
Digital Studio is planned to deliver, over the next five years, modern and mobile technology products quickly, responsively and flexibly.
This role includes-
• Working as part of a multi-disciplined team to design user-focused services
• Deliver designs that meet web standards, ensuring build in of key elements are built in from the outset
• Contributing to the development/continual enhancement of products
• Partnering with colleagues to facilitate a consistent user experience
• Building relationships/working effectively with external providers
• Disseminating expertise of how design decisions impact accessibility internally/externally
• Communicating credibly with a wide range of digital delivery disciplines and talent internally/externally
Work setup
Address where the work will take place Furnace Hill, Sheffield & St James' Park, London
Working arrangements The role is Sheffield based, but there may be travel involved to other regions of the country including London. There is a £5000 limit on travel expenses: expenses will only be covered for meetings outside of Sheffield. Travel between Sheffield and the supplier’s location will not be covered.
Security clearance Basic clearance required
Skills and experience
Essential skills and experience
• Have strong verbal and communication skills to be able to streamline complex and/or technical language, processes and information to make it user-friendly
• Analyse data to produce well thought out and researched proposals that have assessed and balanced the costs, requirements and needs against benefits, priority and alignment with the programme’s strategy
• Be proactive in identifying at an early stage any signs that things may need adjusting
• Be able to provide a decisive and well thought through ways of solving the issue, often in the face of significant emerging delivery challenges and at speed
• Be able to submit a Skills & Evidence Template in line with the deadline
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.