User Experience Designers & Researchers salaries in Scotland
£47,683
avg per year
The average salary for User Experience Designers & Researchers jobs near Scotland is £47,683.*
Top 3 Related Jobs and Salaries
Top User Experience Designers & Researchers jobs near Scotland
View AllUX / UI Design Lead
CalMac Ferries Limited
Gourock
Act as the UX / UI design authority, driving consistency, quality, and innovation across multiple product workstreams. 37 days annual leave (pro-rata).
£56,000 a year
Senior User Researcher (SC Cleared & Eligible) - Senior Consultant - Digital Excellence
Capgemini
Glasgow
Whilst you will have London, Manchester or Glasgow as an office base location, you must be fully flexible in terms of assignment location, as these roles may…
Product Designer
Waracle
Glasgow
This is a Hybrid role, offering the flexibility to balance your professional and personal life, with 2 days a week spent connecting with colleagues in our…
13 days ago
UX/UI Design Lead
SimplApps Innovation
Glasgow
We are seeking an experienced UX/UI Design Lead to oversee and drive the user experience and interface design of our digital products.
£28,000 - £75,000 a year
8 days ago
Senior Service Designer
Barclays
Glasgow
Design and maintenance of visually appealing and consistent user interfaces that align with the bank's brand identity and design guidelines across digital…
UI Designer - AI Powered
Go Swag
Glasgow
Can hold your own in a room with product managers, engineers, and commercial teams. Have a background in a design agency or fast-moving tech environment.
£50,000 - £60,000 a year
Similar locations
- Edinburgh, SCT9 jobs
- Glasgow, SCT7 jobs
- Belfast, NIR1 job
- Dundee, SCT1 job
- Gourock, SCT1 job
- Inverleith, SCT1 job
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