Product Designer, Pugpig

• You’re interested in publishing and like engaging with content
• You have 2-5 years’ experience working as a product designer, and have examples where your work has made a difference in the real world
• You’re happy working in a very busy, buzzy environment and are adept at juggling multiple priorities at a time
• You’ve got experience dealing directly with developers and have enough technical understanding to (within reason) predict and understand problems they might face
• You’re driven and self-motivated, with a desire to be the go-to person for design and UX
• You have a desire to learn continuously, pick up new skills and get to know new technologies

• Be there from the very beginning of discussions around new features or improvements and championing design throughout the process
• Provide design specifications, resources and guidance to the development team to help bring features and other changes to fruition
• Engaging with our testing processes to ensure what we ship looks as a good as it should
• Talking to highly-engaged customers and seeking to understand their goals, and working to align that with our product capabilities
• Identifying existing issues or potential improvements, suggesting solutions, and arguing for their prioritisation
• Making sure accessibility is explicitly included in our decision making and design, and that our products exhibit a high standard of useability
• Engage with users to understand their experience of using our products and use this information to grow and improve them

• Shorter days on Wednesdays and Fridays
• Training and conference budget
• Wellbeing and healthcare initiatives and options
• Performance-related bonus scheme
• Volunteering days every year so that you can support a charity that’s close to your heart
• 25 days holiday (plus public holidays), with an extra day for every year you work at Pugpig after 5 years
• Hybrid working
• Loads of team socials

Pugpig was founded in response to the lack of a decent mobile publishing platforms. It addressed this gap by creating a system which was fully native - iOS and Android - and could also use the power of HTML and structured content: both of which had never been used for content delivery on mobile.