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Product Designer

addin365
Companyaddin365
CategoryDesign
Location
Remote
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted22 Jul 2026
Last verified3 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (teamtailor)
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Description
Salary: £35,000–£40,000 per annum Role Guide AddIn365 Product Designers are responsible for the software UX and design aesthetics for products AddIn365 creates. These products are used by some of the world’s best-known brands (https://www.addin365.com/clients/) As part of the production team, you’ll be building and maintaining UX artefacts across our entire product range. This will involve working with Microsoft design systems for Microsoft SharePoint, Teams, Azure, and Web ecosystems and the internal AddIn365 product design system. Ultimately, you’ll create both functional and visually appealing features that address our customers' needs. You will use your creativity and eye for design to develop great experiences. Each of the AddIn365 products is designed in house, using Figma and other design tools. These Figma files are then utilised to allow the engineering team to break down technical design and engineering tasks. These designs are also used by AI Agents as part of the implementation. The Product Designer will have contributed the Figma and supporting documentation to assist the engineers with software construction and task estimations as part of AI-native software development lifecycle. The Product Designer role is aimed at candidates who can demonstrate: Product Design 2–3 years commercial product design experience Experience owning design outcomes rather than only producing UI designs Experience across web applications and modern SaaS products Strong understanding of information architecture, interaction design and usability principles Ability to translate business requirements into intuitive user experiences Design Systems Experience building, maintaining and scaling design systems Experience defining reusable components and patterns Understanding of accessibility standards and inclusive design Experience designing responsive experiences across devices Engineering Collaboration Experience working closely with engineering team in AI-native software development lifecycle Experience participating in agile software delivery Comfortable discussing design / implementation constraints and trade-offs Experience creating implementation-ready specifications and designs for engineering team AI-Native Development Environment Candidates must have recent practical exposure to: Figma Dev Mode Figma MCP Figma Make Figma Code Connect AI-assisted design workflows Design-to-code workflows to work efficiently with engineering team Creating designs optimised for AI-assisted implementation Modern AI tooling used across software product development Understanding of how design artefacts are consumed by AI-assisted engineering environments UX technical experience and skills At AddIn365, we use a wide range of technologies and development extensibility with Microsoft 365. Our developers produce front end user interface experiences as well as back-end server-based logic. This section describes the key technology coverage an AddIn365 Product UX designer will use and have skills using. Figma The following Figma knowledge is used in everyday activities: Figma Make, Figma MCP, Dev Mode, and familiarity with Code Connect Variables Design Tokens Design files Design systems Responsive Design Annotations Frames Constraints and grids Auto layout Components Grouping Basic shapes Typography Animation basics Breakpoints and formatting These are considered baseline expectations for this role Photoshop The following Photoshop knowledge is used in everyday activities: Basic resizing and cropping of assets Layers Layer transformation such as monochrome Export to image formats UI technology basics The following technical knowledge is useful background understanding in everyday activities: HTML – understanding how HTML is used to create structured, semantic, and accessible markup against