Descripción de la oferta
What will you be doing?
A continuación se detalla todo lo que necesita saber sobre lo que implica esta oportunidad, así como lo que se espera de los solicitantes.
Service Designers are responsible for the design of systems made of people, digital, and physical touchpoints. They orchestrate value exchanges among them in ways that make the system sustainable for both the users and providers.
As a Service Designer II, you will sometimes be the only service design specialist on a program. You are expected to plan, prioritise, and deliver service design activities autonomously, in the context of interdisciplinary projects. You will lead client conversations within your domain, providing articulate recommendations and helping guide client choices.
Your fellow frogs will rely on you to:
Drive the design of systemic interventions in complex, multi-partner ecosystems
Champion visual frameworks – like journey maps, service blueprints, ecosystem maps – that help bring clarity to complex challenges in human behaviours, relationships, workflow and processes, and drive decision making
Drive contribution and alignment from multiple stakeholders, whether clients, third-party or larger ecosystem player
Utilise experience prototyping techniques like desktop walkthrough and role playing that help test and validate service components and to convey value propositions
Advocate service providers as much as service users
On a typical project you will:
Map existing service ecosystems and service delivery processes
Plan, conduct, and synthesise research with existing/potential service users and existing/potential service providers (front and back-end)
Identify frameworks best suited to project needs and emerging insights along the service delivery, for front and back-office processes (e.g., customer journeys, service blueprints, ecosystem maps) that include metrics to help monitor service performance through time
Orchestrate and lead co-creation workshops with clients, partners, and customers to drive the analysis of current services and the design of improved/new services
Frame and consolidate service value propositions for service users and service providers
Orchestrate service test sessions using prototyping tools and techniques (digital/physical mock-ups of touchpoints, service scripts, pilot protocols etc.) with users and providers to validate service components and define detailed service requirements
Support client organisations in the implementation of new services, co-organising employee trainings using service playbooks and simulations of detailed service processes
We want you to have:
2+ years of professional service design experience (although you might have a different job title, like “strategic designer” or “business designer”)
Highly developed design skills, demonstrated in your portfolio of recent work
Confident presentation and storytelling abilities
Experience collaborating in multifunctional teams
Proficiency with contemporary design and prototyping tools and methods
Affinity with frog’s values, and a passion for creating services that meet peoples functional and emotional needs
Experience in translate research insights into design artifacts such as wireframes, prototypes, and final visual designs.
Tools: Figma for design and prototyping, Dovetail for user research, Klaxoon for User Journey maps, Atlassian for collaboration
Business level ability in English
It would be a bonus if you had:
A university degree in Service Design or a related design or business discipline
Experience working in a variety of organisations (start-up, corporate, agency/consultancy)
Academic, professional, or life experience from outside the design field that enriches your perspective as a designer
Application Instructions
As part of your application, please include a link or PDF of your portfolio of recent work, highlighting your abilities and experience relevant to the role, with specific examples of how you work, think, collaborate, and contribute to great design outcomes. xiphteb Please note that we are unable to accept any applications without a portfolio.
