Camberwell Chelsea Wimbledon | Als Tomlison / Anna Blumekon / Levitt Bernstein
The opportunity
We are seeking an Associate Lecturer with strong industry and teaching experience to support the technical delivery of the Unit 8 Community of Practice: User Experience & Interaction on the BA Graphic Design Communication course.
The role involves running practical workshops, advising students on prototyping and implementation, and supporting the realisation of web, app, and digital platform outcomes.
The successful candidate will work closely with the unit team to translate conceptual UX thinking into functional, user-centred digital artefacts.
Your profile
The Successful Candidate Will Possess
Essential skills and experience:
Demonstrable professional practice in UX/UI for web and mobile applications
Proficiency with prototyping and design tools (e.g. Figma)
Understanding of front-end workflows (HTML, CSS, basic JavaScript) and responsive design principles
Experience using AI-assisted tools and workflows in UX/UI (e.g. generative prototyping, user research synthesis, or interaction ideation)
Knowledge of usability testing, interaction design, and accessibility standards (e.g. WCAG)
Desirable (Emerging Interaction Practice)
Experience with real-time or spatial interaction tools (e.g. TouchDesigner, projection mapping, creative coding, sensor-based interaction)
Interest in bridging screen-based UX with physical or experiential interfaces
Please consider the above criteria when writing your supporting statement. For any queries that are not covered within the information provided, please email Adele -
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