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Location: Bristol or Manchester This is a unique opportunity to join the Government Digital Service (GDS) and work on data.gov.uk , the UK's central hub for open data. You'll play a key role in transforming how data is shared, accessed and understood, helping improve transparency, innovation and public services across the UK. At GDS, your work has real impact. You'll collaborate with some of the most skilled digital professionals in government, solving complex challenges and delivering meaningful change at a national scale. About the role As a Content Designer for data.gov.uk, you'll shape how users find, understand and interact with public sector data. This is a hands-on, user-centred role where you'll design and deliver clear, accessible content that supports a wide range of users, from policymakers to developers to the general public. You'll be part of an agile, multidisciplinary team working to modernise data.gov.uk into a more reliable, accessible and user-focused platform. Using research, insights and continuous feedback, you'll help ensure content meets user needs while supporting wider government priorities around transparency, data reuse and innovation. What you'll be doing Design and deliver user-centred content that is clear, accessible and easy to understand Use data, analytics and user research to inform content decisions and improvements Work across the full delivery lifecycle, from discovery through to live service and iteration Collaborate closely with user researchers, designers, developers and product managers Support end-to-end user journeys , ensuring content aligns with service outcomes Create and manage content artefacts such as user stories, content plans and prototypes Ensure content meets GOV.UK standards , accessibility requirements and quality expectations Work with policy, legal and delivery stakeholders to balance user needs and requirements Contribute to the wider content design community across GDS and government What we're looking for Strong experience in: Writing, editing and publishing digital content in a user-centred way Using content management systems and structured publishing processes Using analytics, user research and feedback to continuously improve content Experience of: Working in agile environments , managing multiple priorities and adapting to change Collaborating with stakeholders and tailoring communication to different audiences Explaining decisions clearly using evidence and user insight Interested? This partner post gives you a quick overview Click through to the full Civil Service Jobs advert to find out more and apply.

Location: National Join Justice Digital, Data and Science and help shape services that support the UK justice system. As a Content Designer , you'll work on high-impact digital services, making complex information simpler, clearer and more accessible for a wide range of users. With multiple roles available, this is a great opportunity to be part of something meaningful, designing content that helps people navigate important services when they need them most. About the role You'll design and deliver user-centred content across a range of digital services, working in agile teams to improve how people interact with justice services. From shaping new services to improving existing journeys, you'll play a key role in making content clear, accessible and easy to use. You'll collaborate closely with designers, researchers and developers, using data and insights to make informed decisions. This is a role where you'll have real influence, helping teams understand user needs and ensuring content meets high standards across government. What you'll be doing Create and improve clear, user-focused content for digital services Turn complex processes into simple, understandable content Use data, research and user insights to shape decisions Work in agile teams to design and iterate content quickly Collaborate with stakeholders across teams and disciplines Ensure content meets accessibility standards and style guidelines Support consistent, high-quality content across services What we're looking for Experience creating user-centred content for digital platforms Strong ability to simplify complex information Confident working with data, research and evidence to inform decisions Comfortable working in fast-paced, agile environments Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills Understanding of accessibility standards and inclusive design Ability to balance multiple user needs and priorities Passion for improving user experience across public services Interested? This partner post gives you a quick overview Click through to the full Civil Service Jobs advert to find out more and apply.