Service Designers multiiple roles long term contracts
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1.Demonstrated experience in leading stakeholders and project teams to generate journey maps, service blueprints, service models, and clearly articulate actionable insights and opportunities for service and experience improvement40 %
2.Demonstrated ability overseeing and participating in research activities, generating insights and effectively using qualitative and quantitative data to drive improvements20 %
3.Demonstrated experience working in an Agile team, including the ability to scope and break down work into design deliverables, and tailor methods and processes to set timeboxes20 %
4.Demonstrated experience using Miro, Figma, Microsoft PowerPoint and other design software to communicate designs for executive and delivery teams20 %
Desirable criteria
1.Understanding of the Australian Governments Digital Service Standard and/or the UK Design Councils Double Diamond Model
2.Experience working for a federal government agency in a design capacity
3.Versatility across a wide range of user experience practices, including user research, stakeholder engagement, information architecture, interaction design, UI/visual design, prototyping and testing.
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