{{Company name}} is hiring a Product Designer to own problems from discovery through shipped interface. You will work in a cross-functional team with product and engineering, turning ambiguous user needs into flows and screens that feel obvious in hindsight.

What you'll do

• Take features end to end: research, flows, wireframes, high-fidelity UI, and post-launch iteration.
• Talk to users regularly and translate what you learn into design decisions the team can act on.
• Prototype at the right fidelity for the question — paper-fast when exploring, polished when validating.
• Contribute to and work within our design system, extending it thoughtfully when patterns fall short.
• Collaborate daily with engineers, staying involved through implementation so quality survives handoff.
• Use product data alongside qualitative insight to prioritize and evaluate design changes.
• Present work in critique, give useful feedback to peers, and document decisions.

What we're looking for

• {{Years of experience}} years designing digital products, with shipped work you can walk through in depth.
• Strong interaction design and visual craft — your portfolio shows both the thinking and the polish.
• Experience running or drawing on user research to shape decisions, not decorate them.
• Fluency in Figma or an equivalent modern design tool, including components and prototyping.
• Comfort with ambiguity: you can make progress before requirements are fully defined.
• Clear communication of design rationale to non-designers.

Nice to have

• Experience designing for {{Product type or platform}}.
• Familiarity with accessibility standards and inclusive design practice.
• Basic front-end literacy that improves collaboration with engineers.
• Experience contributing to a design system used by multiple teams.

Compensation and benefits

• {{Salary range}}
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• {{Location / remote policy}}

How to apply

{{Application instructions}} Share your portfolio and highlight one project where user research changed your original design direction.