Product Designer

4662518

Job type
Contract
Location
London
Working Pattern
Full-time
Specialism
Software Development
Industry
Banking & Financial Services
Pay
Up to £500 Inside IR35

Product Designer - £500 Inside IR35 - Figma - FinTech

Your new role

A large-scale financial services firm based in London is looking for a Product Designer.

What you'll need to succeed

- Extensive experience working with Figma
- Good background working with data visualisation tools
- Good understanding of product design
- Experience working with React or Next.js is beneficial

What you'll get in return

- Access to market-leading technologies.
- Opportunity to work for an award-winning organisation.
- Hybrid working arrangement.

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