Duration: 12 months (2026-08-24 to 2027-08-23/Total hours: 1,805.25) (Maximum Extension Term: 24 months)

Location: Edmonton, AB

( 7000 - 113 ST, Edmonton, Alberta T6H 5T6)

Work Type

The Front End Designer will primarily work remotely; however, the Front End Designer is expected to attend meetings or work sessions often (i.e. quarterly) in Alberta on reasonable notice from the Province

Hours/Day: 7.25

Hours/Week: 36.25

Creative, evidence-based front-end design solutions for digital service delivery. Solutions must be aligned with corporate design methods and standards. Foundational design of artifacts on a variety of platforms and fidelities, such as prototypes and wireframes, design pattern libraries and components, graphic design style guides, and fully documented build-ready design specifications.

Plans for design research components. Justifiable recommendations for design decisions to ensure alignment of project teams, program areas, and senior management. Participation in agile project management processes and ceremonies such as sprint planning, sprint review, demos, and retrospectives.

Usability test plans and reports evaluating the effectiveness of current and future designs. Analysis and recommendations on design accessibility to ensure compliance with applicable standards.

Criminal Records Checks

Upon request by the Province, the Front End Designer shall, at no cost to the Province, provide a current criminal record check. A Front End Designer may be rejected if, in the opinion of the Province, the criminal record is unacceptable.

Should a Front End Designer be assigned to a team working for Justice, prior to performing Services, the Front End Designer must provide the Province with an “ Enhanced Security Clearance .” Front End Designer, which in the opinion of the Province have an unacceptable “Enhanced Security Clearance” or equivalent, shall be rejected.



The Province does not receive any information specific to the reason an enhanced clearance may be rejected. Participating law enforcement agencies only identify if an applicant’s clearance is not accepted.

Front End Designer should be aware that over the course of the Work Order (WO), Front End Designer may be required to complete higher-level security clearances, such as the “Royal Canadian Mounted Police Top Secret Clearance.” Please ensure applicants are eligible to apply if required by the ministry.

QUALIFICATIONS Must Have Yes/No - Attestation - Conflict of Interest

Work Experience Experience as a Front-End Designer designing and enhancing services via web and other channels

Experience developing UX artifacts, including streamlined scenarios, storyboards, wireframes, flows and interactive prototypes.

Experience working within a cross-functional product team in an Agile setting

Nice to Have Work Experience Experience building and maintaining component libraries/design systems.

Experience exploring multiple design solutions to a given problem or feature, and communicating those solutions visually through sketches, user flows, wireframes, functional prototypes, and/or high-fidelity designs, as necessary.

Experience using accessibility standards and principles including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

Experience with current methodologies and design thinking, especially in relation to improving service experience.

Experience with frontend design applications such as Axure, Adobe XD, Sketch, Figma, etc.

Experience working as a Front End Designer on a project comparable in size and complexity to the service innovation, program review, and/or digital transformation projects.

Experience working in a dedicated public sector central digital office (e.g. UK Government Digital Service; Ontario Digital Service; British Columbia Government Digital Experience, Digital Innovation Office or its successors).

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