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Service design lead | Sheffield - Peak District

Amanda King

I help public sector and large organisations simplify complex services, connecting systems, organisational needs and the people who rely on them

Some of my recent work

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NHS BREAST SCREENING SERVICE

Transforming all eleven screening services, starting with breast screening as a priority due to its complexity and status of legacy systems underpinning the service.

My Role

Main Goal

Lead Service Designer

Establish the as-is design and make recommendations for the to-be design of the national breast screening service

UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM VIRTUAL OPEN DAYS

Reimagining open days at the University of Nottingham when COVID struck and the University had to rapidly move its offer online for 20,000+ prospective students.

My Role

Main Goal

Lead Service Designer

Move the physical service online in light of COVID and still  meet or exceed recruitment targets

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O2 BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICE

Transforming the O2 business support service to improve digital channels and reduce the burden on call centres by 20%.

STORY COMING SOON

My Role

Lead UX and Service Designer

Main Goal

Digitise services and reduce the burden on call centre staff by 20%

PROJECTS

I've also led service design across multiple sectors and organisations

NHS England

Department for Education

Houses of Parliament Education Service

University of Nottingham

University of Salford

Sheffield Hallam University

O2 Telefónica

Nuclear Decommissioning Authority

The Manufacturing Institute

Nice to meet you.

I design meaningful, user-centred services that work better for people and organisations. I love solving complex problems, uncovering user needs and patterns, and turning insights into intuitive, accessible and effective solutions that connect people, business goals and technology.

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“You cannot understand good design if you do not understand people.”  — Dieter Rams

Amanda King speaking at a Government event
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