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      <description>Location: London | Salary: 569.00-569.00 Daily | Type: Contract | Service Designer Central GovernmentLocation: RemoteRate: Up to 569 per day (Inside IR35)Contract Length: 6 Months+ Clearance: SC ClearanceThe OpportunityWe''re supporting a major Central Government organisation undertaking a large-scale digital transformation programme and are looking for an experienced Service Designer to join a high-performing multidisciplinary team.This programme is transforming critical public services, offering the opportunity to work on complex, high-impact user journeys at national scale. You''ll play a key role in shaping services that directly impact citizens while collaborating with experienced design and delivery professionals across government.Key ResponsibilitiesLead service design activities across discovery, alpha, beta and live phases.Design and improve end-to-end services, ensuring they meet user and business needs.Develop service blueprints, user journeys and service maps to identify opportunities for improvement.Work closely with Product Managers, Delivery Managers, Policy teams and Technical Architects.Advocate for User-Centred Design and service design best practice across stakeholders of varying levels of design maturity.Support teams in makin...</description>
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