Data Visual Designer - 3-month Contract - Remote

Overview

We’re working at the intersection of product design and data. As organisations become increasingly data-driven, the ability to transform complexity into clarity is critical. We’re looking for a designer who can go beyond dashboards and reports to shape product experiences where data plays a central role.

In Short

• Design with clarity: create compelling, user-friendly dashboards, reports, and interactive data experiences.
• Tell stories with data: Translate raw data and analysis into meaningful stories and visual narratives.
• Shape products end-to-end: Contribute to product design from research and flows through to polished high-fidelity design in Figma.
• Collaborate across disciplines: Work closely with product leads, analysts, developers, and stakeholders to align on needs and solutions.
• Build consistency: Develop and maintain design standards, templates, and components for data visualisation within our design system.
• Design for everyone: Ensure accessibility, accuracy, and performance in all data-driven designs.
• Push the craft forward: Bring fresh thinking from both product design and data visualisation trends to elevate the work.

Requirements

• Proven expertise: Experience as a Product Designer or Senior Designer with a strong emphasis on data visualisation.
• Strong portfolio: Work that demonstrates product design craft, especially in dashboards, data-driven UI, and digital products.
• Tool proficiency: Skilled in Figma, with experience in one or more visualisation tools (e.g., Tableau, Power BI).
• Data literacy: Able to interpret, validate, and simplify complex datasets into clear user experiences.
• Interaction design know-how: Understanding principles for data exploration and decision-making.
• Great communicator: Excellent communication and storytelling skills for presenting to technical and non-technical audiences.
• Mentor & guide: Ability to operate independently while also mentoring and guiding junior designers.

Benefits

• This isn’t a back-office reporting role. It’s an opportunity to shape how people see, feel, and act on information — turning numbers into narratives and insights into experiences.
• You’ll design not only dashboards but also broader product experiences where data takes centre stage, setting a new standard for clarity and impact.