Senior UX Designer
Designs user experiences for new digital products across sectors like healthcare, automotive, and consumer tech, leading UX workstreams from concept to delivery with a focus on AI-driven and cross-platform interactions.
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- London
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Senior
- Employment
- Not specified
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Design
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- Proficiency in Figma, Miro, and Adobe Creative Suite
- Experienced in fast-paced, creative agency environments
- Prototype-centric approach (use, build, and test prototypes)
- Systems thinker: designs flows, states, and structures
- Platform-agnostic experience (screen-based and beyond)
- AI-fluent: designs for conversational, adaptive, and non-linear interactions
- Strong storytelling and articulation of design decisions
- Cross-disciplinary collaboration with visual designers, researchers, and engineers
- Accessibility knowledge (WCAG)
- Craft-led precision in hierarchy, flow, and interaction detail
- Adaptable and open to iterative testing and refinement
- Supportive of junior designers and team collaboration
Full description
Native designs products that get made. Since 1997 we've worked across the US, Europe and Asia for the companies that take the object seriously: Bowers & Wilkins, Bang & Olufsen, Audi, Coloplast, Baxter, Bentley, HP and others we can't name yet. Along the way we've collected more international design awards than any independent studio in Europe. We've turned down every offer to be acquired because independence is what lets us tell a client the truth.
We're looking for a passionate, collaborative and rigorous Senior UX Designer with an exceptional grasp of interaction fundamentals, a sharp eye for user behaviour, and the experience to translate complex problems into clear, considered design. We're hired to create wholly new products and experiences, so we're as much inventors as designers. If you want to design the user experiences of the future, then this could be for you.
As a Senior UX Designer, you'll help define our digital output - shaping experiences for brands across sectors like consumer electronics, tech, healthcare, wellness, and automotive. You'll lead the thinking on interaction models, information architecture, and user flows, and you'll be equally at home mapping a journey end-to-end as you are crafting the wireframe that brings it to life. Increasingly, that means designing for AI - structuring conversations, defining system behaviours, and thinking through experiences where the interface itself may be invisible. You'll take ownership of UX workstreams from brief to delivery, managing your own time and output while keeping collaborators aligned.
At Native, you'll work with some of the world's best designers, developers, anthropologists, strategists, and engineers to make work that pushes boundaries, challenges perceptions, and - occasionally - changes the world.
We expect proficiency in Figma, Miro, and Adobe Creative Suite. That’s a given, but here are other attributes we hope to find in our next Senior UX Designer:
- Experienced & Agency-Tested: You've honed your skills in a fast-paced, creative agency environment, where you've delivered high-impact work across a range of industries and product types.
- Prototype Centric: You love use, build and test prototypes to prove what works. Your prototypes are equally considered - from rough concept through to detailed, accurate handoff
- Systems Thinker: You understand how individual screens and interactions connect to form a coherent whole. You think in flows, states, and structures - not just moments.
- Platform Agnostic: You have experience - or a strong appetite - for designing beyond screen-based interfaces. Embedded devices, connected hardware, and cross-platform ecosystems are contexts you can navigate confidently.
- AI-Fluent: You understand what it means to design for AI-driven experiences - conversational interfaces, adaptive systems, and non-linear interactions. You know when the traditional UX playbook applies and when it doesn't.