Senior Behavioural Designer – Behavioural Science Consultancy.
- £55,000
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The role
This isn’t a production design seat. You’ll be leading the application of behavioural design on client projects — translating research and BeSci insight into polished, commercially effective interventions across communications, UX, physical environments and service experiences.
You’ll also be pushing how the team works: developing new approaches, contributing to proprietary neurodesign frameworks, and helping raise the bar for junior designers around you.
Day to day you’ll be:
- Owning key sections or full deliverables on client projects, from concept through to final output
- Applying behavioural science principles across multiple touchpoints and sectors
- Presenting and defending your work directly to clients, adapting your communication style to different audiences
- Contributing to proposals and supporting the commercial pipeline
- Mentoring and supporting junior team members
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What we're looking for
You’ll have meaningful experience applying behavioural science frameworks within design work — not just awareness of BeSci, but genuine fluency in how it shapes decisions and how to make that tangible through design. You’re as comfortable in Figma as you are discussing cognitive load or choice architecture.
Specifically:
- A degree in Design, Psychology, Behavioural Science or a related field
- Proficiency in Figma and Adobe Creative Suite
- A strong portfolio of conceptually driven, behaviourally grounded work
- Proven client-facing experience — presenting, defending, building relationships
- Experience across varied touchpoints and sectors
- Curiosity about where behavioural design is heading — AI, motion, prototyping
Why this role
- Access to proprietary neurodesign frameworks and tools you won’t find in most organisations
- A genuinely multidisciplinary team — behavioural scientists, designers and strategists — working on complex, high-profile briefs for major brands
- Real professional development, not just a line in a job spec
- A culture that takes the quality of its work seriously without taking itself too seriously
Our client is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds.