Job Description

Senior UX Engineer UX Design / Developer Coding London Hybrid - 2 days per week, 3 days working from home 6 Months Initial Contract 600/day Inside IR35 Financial Services

Our Financial Services client is seeking a Senior UX Engineer. This brand-new role is a hybrid mixture between a Developer and UX Designer.

Working in a multi-disciplinary design, product, and engineering team, you'll be at the forefront of developing out the code libraries for the design system.

Previous experience within Financial Services is ideal although not essential. as your background in design systems and code writing is what is key!

Some of your main responsibilities will be planning and codifying components, templates or design patterns for our design and engineering communities.

Required Essential Skills and Experience:

• 6-8 years of proven experience as a UX engineer or similar role (e.g. front-end software engineer), with proficiency in React, CSS and Figma libraries.
• Recent experience of coding in various such as HTML, CSS, Javascript.
• Experience of both working with Ux designers and implementation of Ux principles & practices in your work.
• Bi-lingual in pixels and pointers
• Prior experience of working on design systems - developing tokens and theming to enable designs to be translated to variables, ensuring a seamless transition from design language to code.
• Excellent attention to detail

Locations: London

Hybrid: 2 days in the office / 3 days working from home

Pay Rate: 600/day Inside IR35 (You will work via an Umbrella company)

Contract: 6 month initial contract

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