Product Designer Role
The role of a Product Designer is to define and lead the design experiences across multiple products, including web and mobile applications. This involves taking ideas from concept to completion, conducting research, and managing usability testing sessions.
As a Product Designer, you will work closely with engineers to ensure designs are feasible and scope appropriately. Your ability to communicate effectively and collaborate is crucial in this fast-paced environment.
You will be responsible for establishing and maintaining a consistent design language and component library. Additionally, you will contribute to the overall brand experience by creating and maintaining brand and marketing materials.
* A minimum of 4 years of experience in Product/UX Design.
* Fluent in English.
* Strong problem-solving skills and good taste in visual design.
* Strong proficiency with Figma.
Work Expectations
The team is distributed, but generally located in North and South America. Work hours are flexible, but there are regular meetings you'll be expected to attend.
The expectation is to be available to collaborate during general daytime hours. The team relies heavily on collaboration tools such as Figma, Slack, Linear, and Notion.
This is a full-time role, and you will be paid as a contractor. You will need to have a company set up or the company will help you set up your company to be compensated.
Interview Process
* Please apply with your LinkedIn profile and/or resume. Please include a portfolio link.
* Asynchronous portfolio review: Create a 15-minute video walking through a relevant project that demonstrates your skills and experience related to the role.
* Project: Spend 2 hours on a small project. You will be given product context and asked to come up with low-fidelity designs for a user experience that would address the problem. You will present your project during a 1-hour interview with leadership.
* 1-2 additional follow-up 1:1s with the founder and/or Head of Engineering may be requested to address unresolved questions.