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Sign Up to ReadThe role is an Interaction Designer position at the company, which delivers high-profile digital products and services for large UK businesses and public sector organisations.
You will work with leading technologies and cover user, technical and business needs to build solutions that serve users, create business value and benefit society.
The company started in the UK in 2017 with the acquisition of Hunter Macdonald. It now has over 7400 employees and offices in the UK, Denmark, Norway, Poland, the Netherlands and Vietnam.
It offers application development, cloud migration, programme delivery and service operations across public and private sector clients.
Hybrid working model with some flexible working.
The company is an equal opportunities employer and offers guaranteed interviews to disabled applicants who meet the minimum criteria, if they opt in through the Disability Confident Interview Scheme.
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Office in London, United Kingdom
Also hiring in Leeds, United Kingdom, Brussels, Belgium, Athens, Greece and 6 more places
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