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Senior Service Designer

TSB Bank
◆Salary X-Ray?Indicative range based on survey data, not a guarantee for this role.£60kExpand ▾
From the 2026 Salary(+) Report
£60k
median base salary
£50k£69k
LowHigh
Based on 148 respondents
senior roles in United Kingdom (UK)
What you’ll need today
To make sure you’re set up for success you’ll already have these skills and experience:
- 10 or more years work experience in the field of Customer Experience Design or Research.
- 5 or more years of experience in the field of Service Design.
- Ability to lead a diverse team through the design thinking process
- Experience with combining creative research and design methods to bring to life end to end experiences.
- The ability to effectively sell a concept
- Show awareness of graphic design, motion graphics, digital art, sensitivity to typography, colour, layout, and general awareness of design principles.
- Demonstrate excellent communication and teamwork skills.
What you’ll become tomorrow
It takes more than experience to be successful in the role. With development and coaching from us, you will:
- Plan and execute User Validation activities in any stage of the design process: understanding user needs, co-creating with users, user testing prototypes and assessing final implementation.
- Visualise and communicate the of ”as-is” customer journeys based on user research. Transforming input and insights into “to-be” customer journeys.
- Lead workshops with different stakeholders to define strategy and KPIs
- Lead workshops with customers and employees to bring ideas and insights from the real end users.
- Help prototype and validate the experience though scripts, role playing, or other methods to create a brilliant user experience.
- Facilitate with different bank departments to implement the blueprint of the customer journey and validate after implementation.
- Support the team to develop high-level and/or detailed storyboards, customer journeys and blueprints.
- Represent the CX team in internal pitches and presentations