Product Designer Full Time

Responsibilities:

• Ship product features end-to-end across established product areas, partnering with PMs and engineers from brief to launch
• Run design reviews, give and receive critique, and iterate fast based on feedback from customers, PMs, and engineering
• Contribute to and refine our design system in Figma, and open PRs directly in our codebase for design system updates (tokens, components, spacing fixes)
• Flex into marketing design as needed: marketing site updates, LinkedIn and Reddit ad creative, slide deck templates, event collateral, and asset creation in support of internal teams
• Use AI tooling (Claude, Cursor, v0, Figma AI, and whatever comes next) to accelerate ideation, research, prototyping, and asset creation across both product and marketing work
• Help us figure out where AI sharpens design output and where it doesn’t, and bring those learnings back to the team

Our ideal candidate:

•  3 to 5 years of professional product design experience
• B2B SaaS background. Fintech, devtools, vertical SaaS, or other workflow-heavy enterprise products are all strong fits
• Mostly 1-to-N experience (improving and scaling existing product surfaces) with at least some 0-to-1 work in your portfolio
• Visual range across product and brand. Your portfolio shows shipped marketing-adjacent work (landing pages, ad creative, decks, brand systems) alongside product UI. This often comes from a prior brand or visual design role, agency experience, or being the solo or founding designer at a small startup
• AI is already part of how you work, not a thing you’re planning to try. You use tools like Claude, Cursor, v0, and Figma AI to accelerate your workflow, and you have opinions on what’s worth adopting versus what’s noise
• Code-fluent collaboration. You read frontend code comfortably and can make small, scoped changes directly (design system token updates, spacing tweaks, copy fixes) without needing an engineer to translate. You prototype in code when it’s faster than Figma. You’re not expected to ship production features, but you partner with engineering as a peer in technical conversations
• High craft, low ego. You sweat the pixels and the tokens, and you’re the first to spot what’s off in your own work. You don’t fall in love with v1.
• You actively seek critique, iterate fast, and treat shipped work as a starting point for the next round of improvements
• Curious and stays at the edge of the field without chasing trends. You read, experiment, and form your own opinions on what’s worth adopting
• BA/BFA in Design (graphic, web, interaction, HCI, or related), or equivalent professional experience
• ​​​​​​​Bonus: Familiarity with the telecom industry