UX Designer (Junior) | £30-35k | North Manchester
If youre early in your UX career and want to move beyond surface-level design into real product work, this is a genuinely strong opportunity to do it.
Im working with a well-established business in North Manchester thats investing heavily in its tech and product teams. Theyve recently brought in new leadership and are building things properly, which means youll be joining at a point where you can learn, contribute, and grow quickly.
This isnt a role where youll be designing marketing pages.
Youll be working on real systems used every day, including:
* Customer portals
* Internal platforms
* Data-heavy workflows (billing, usage, account journeys)
The kind of problems that actually matter.
Why this role stands out
* Youll be working closely with an experienced Product Designer who will mentor you day-to-day
* Youll get exposure to the full UX process, from research and discovery through to delivery
* Youll be solving real-world problems, not just polishing UI
* Youll be part of a growing product team, not stuck in a silo
If youre looking for a role where you can properly develop your craft and build meaningful experience, this is it.
What youll be doing
* Getting close to users - interviews, shadowing, understanding real problems
* Mapping journeys and identifying where things break down
* Turning insights into clear flows, wireframes, and prototypes
* Improving existing systems and making them simpler and easier to use
* Working alongside product and engineering to bring ideas to life
What theyre looking for
* Solid UX fundamentals (research, journeys, wireframing)
* Some exposure to real products (SaaS, internal tools, or similar)
* Someone curious, practical, and keen to learn
* Comfortable using Figma
* Interested in solving problems, not just designing screens
The setup
* £30,000 - £35,000
* North Manchester
* Onsite initially (with a move to hybrid)
* Strong mentorship and progression
This is a great step for someone who wants to move into a proper product environment and build a career in UX the right way.
If that sounds like you, drop me a message.
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