Ux Designer

London, United Kingdom

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Job Description

UX Designer
??? Department: Product
? Salary: 45,000 - 55,000 (negotiable)
? Private healthcare
? Enhanced parental and carers leave
?? Pension contributions
? L&D support, gym discounts, team socials
? Equity: Generous EMI share options
?? Holiday: 26 days plus bank holidays
? Office Policy: Hybrid, must be willing to travel to face-to-face meetings as required
?? Location: London, UK
The Opportunity
Motion is transforming how care homes deliver person-centred care and communicate with families. Having demonstrated significant traction and impact, and with recognition from the BBC and The Times, we are now scaling across the UK. Following a successful funding round, we are building a high-impact team to shape the future of care.
Whether you are building features, designing intuitive experiences, or developing strategic partnerships, you will play a key role in a startup where every wireframe, line of code, partner call, or design decision contributes to meaningful outcomes.
What You'll Do

Lead UX across our internal and external platform
Design journeys, wireframes, and responsive interfaces
Translate feedback and research into design improvements
Apply accessibility-first principles
Collaborate with engineering and product teams

Who We're Looking For

Experienced and skilled in UX for responsive platforms
Strong portfolio of user-led work
Curious, pragmatic, and user-obsessed
Comfortable iterating fast in lean teams

Meet Motion
Motion is a care technology company on a mission to improve the lives of residents, families, and care teams through simple, human-centred software. Co-created with care providers, our platform improves care outcomes and provides families with greater insight and transparency into their loved ones' care.
Founded by Zeezy Izenman after volunteering in care homes, Motion is backed by Innovate UK and sector-experienced angel investors. We are building tools that enhance relationships and outcomes in one of society's most important and underserved sectors.