Product Designer

The Role

You believe design isn't just how things look — it's how things work. You respect the grid, cringe at half-pixel icons, and care deeply about craft. But you also know that great design lives in the real world — sometimes shipping and iterating beats waiting for perfection. You want to own design end to end, from research to a live, breathing product.

What You'll Do

Talk to users, understand their journeys, and let real behavior — not assumptions — guide your design decisions.

Build and evolve the design system so the product stays consistent and scalable as it grows.

Work hand-in-hand with Product, Engineering, and Business to turn messy, complex problems into simple, delightful experiences.

Have a seat at the table during ideation and prioritization, not just execute, but shape what gets built and why.

Use data and usability signals to keep raising the design bar across the team.

Run design reviews and critiques that actually make the work better.

Think beyond your immediate surface area. Spot opportunities, propose new directions, and champion design across the org.

What We're Looking For

At least 2 years of experience designing digital products.

A clear understanding of both short-term priorities and the longer-term vision for the product and business.

A strong foundation in user-centered design and visual design principles, with a natural inclination toward user research, needs validation, and usability evaluation.

An appreciation for behavioral analytics and the ability to lean on data when making design decisions.

Enough familiarity with frontend engineering principles to have meaningful conversations with developers and guide technical trade-offs.

Clear, confident communication and presentation skills, you can articulate the reasoning behind your design choices to both your team and leadership with equal ease.