Service Designer in Bath, Somerset

Service Designer in Bath, Somerset

Bath +1 Temporary 62 - 62 £ / hour (est.) No working from home possible
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Lead the design of complex services that support critical missions.
  • Company: Dynamic team based in Bristol, offering hybrid working.
  • Benefits: Competitive pay up to £62 p/h and short-term contract flexibility.
  • Other info: Opportunity to mentor junior designers and grow your skills in a regulated environment.
  • Why this job: Make a real impact on essential services while collaborating with diverse teams.
  • Qualifications: Must have SC clearance and strong service design experience.

The predicted salary is between 62 - 62 £ per hour.

Contract Service Designer

Hybrid working out of Bristol HQ (Ad hoc travel per month)

SC clearance is essential

Up to £62 p/h Inside IR35

Short term contract (1-3 months)

Are you an experienced security cleared Service Designer looking to lead the design of complex, end-to-end services supporting critical missions? We are looking for a security cleared Service Designer to join a growing UCD team, providing human-centred, evidence-based design leadership across multidisciplinary delivery teams. You will lead service design activity throughout the full DDaT lifecycle, from Discovery through to Live, helping shape both how users interact with services and how those services operate behind the scenes.

What You'll Bring:

  • SC cleared currently
  • Strong expertise across the DDaT Service Design lifecycle.
  • Proven experience delivering end-to-end service design.
  • Ability to create service artefacts at multiple levels, from user journeys and blueprints through to wider service ecosystems.
  • Strong evidence-based design capability, including insight synthesis, problem framing and prioritisation.
  • Experience working within complex, multidisciplinary teams.
  • Ability to influence stakeholders across engineering, product, policy and business functions.

What You'll Do:

  • Lead service design activities across Discovery, Alpha, Beta and Live.
  • Produce service maps, user journeys, service blueprints and end-to-end service models.
  • Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to align user needs, business objectives and technology constraints.
  • Provide professional advice on service design approaches, risks and opportunities.
  • Coordinate service design activities to meet time, quality and business expectations.
  • Facilitate workshops, co-design sessions and decision-making forums.
  • Use research, evidence and insight to frame problems, prioritise opportunities and influence decisions.
  • Contribute to planning, strategy and roadmap discussions.
  • Support the development of service design capability and mentor more junior team members.
  • Experience coordinating service design delivery across multiple phases and teams.
  • Experience coaching, mentoring or supporting other Service Designers.
  • Experience within defence, government or other regulated environments.
  • Exposure to operational service management, including ITIL, SLAs and support models.
  • Knowledge of adjacent disciplines such as User Research, Business Analysis, Product Management and Interaction Design.

Locations

BathSomerset

Service Designer in Bath, Somerset employer: Synergize Consulting Limited

Join a dynamic and innovative team at our Bristol HQ, where we prioritise human-centred design and foster a collaborative work culture. As a Service Designer, you'll have the opportunity to lead impactful projects that support critical missions while benefiting from hybrid working arrangements and professional growth opportunities. We value your expertise and offer a supportive environment for mentoring and developing your skills in a multidisciplinary setting.

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Contact Details:

Synergize Consulting Limited Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Service Designer in Bath, Somerset

Service Design
User-Centred Design (UCD)
End-to-End Service Design
Service Artefact Creation
Insight Synthesis
Problem Framing
Stakeholder Influence