FAQs
What is the main purpose of the Service Design Senior Analyst role?
The main purpose is to create positive impact for clients through the design of human-centered products and services that deliver meaningful impact.
What kind of experience is required for this position?
The position requires 1–2 years of relevant experience in Service Design and participation in all aspects of an end-to-end design process.
What skills are necessary for this role?
Necessary skills include experience in service design or related roles, producing user experience design deliverables, knowledge of service design tools and methods, proficiency in design tools like Figma and Adobe CC, and strong collaborative skills.
What types of projects will the Service Design Senior Analyst work on?
The analyst will work on various projects, specifically focusing on health and government sectors, collaborating with a wide range of clients across different industries.
Is a design portfolio required for application?
Yes, a design portfolio demonstrating appropriate experience in Service Design or a similar role is required to be considered.
What kind of deliverables will the Service Design Senior Analyst produce?
Deliverables include user journeys, service blueprints, service concepts, experience principles, and prototypes.
What is expected in terms of client collaboration?
The analyst is expected to work in collaboration with client teams to understand user, business, and brand needs, and to present ideas for feedback and iteration.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, there are opportunities to attend and help plan studio and community events and workshops, fostering professional development and collaboration.
Will the analyst need to travel for client meetings?
While the role supports a hybrid working model, the analyst may need to be in the studio and client's office for collaborative work, which may involve travel.
What is the company’s approach to teamwork?
The company values collaboration and teamwork, encouraging designers to work closely with cross-discipline teams including other designers, researchers, strategists, and developers.