Product Designer

• Partner with Product Managers to frame user problems, clarify desired outcomes, challenge assumptions, and identify what needs to be learned before a solution is committed.
• Translate problems and outcomes into user journeys, task flows, interaction models, and testable experience concepts.
• Build rapid, AI-assisted prototypes using Figma, Figma Make, Lovable, or comparable tools, selecting the lightest approach that can answer the question at hand.
• Explore and communicate multiple design approaches, gather feedback, and iterate quickly rather than treating the first proposed screen as the answer.
• Maintain and evolve the persistent clickable product demo so that priority workflows remain current, coherent, visually credible, and easy to present.
• Create and update demo scenarios for Sales and stakeholder conversations when the production product does not yet tell the intended product story clearly.
• Produce clear development reference and handoff material, including annotated flows, states, edge cases, interaction behavior, and required assets.
• Partner with Engineering during implementation to answer experience questions, review working builds, and resolve material gaps between intent and execution.
• Support product storytelling through product screenshots, workflow visuals, short demo recordings, and selected customer-facing visuals that directly explain the product experience.

To apply for this role, you should possess the following skills, experience and qualifications:

• 2-4 years of experience in product design, UX design, interaction design, or a closely related role. Exceptional candidates with 1-2 years of strong, relevant work may also be considered.
• A portfolio that shows how you moved from a user problem to journeys, alternatives, prototypes, decisions, and a usable product outcome, not only final visual screens.
• Strong UX and product thinking, including the ability to simplify complex workflows, recognize assumptions, and connect interaction choices to user and business outcomes.
• Prototyping fluency in Figma and comfort using Figma Make, Lovable, or comparable AI-assisted tools to move quickly from concept to testable experience.
• Strong visual judgment and enough craft to create polished, credible prototypes and demos.
• Clear communication and the confidence to challenge, clarify, and improve Product Manager thinking while remaining collaborative and outcome focused.
• Comfort partnering with Engineering, producing development-ready references, learning unfamiliar tools quickly, and adapting the level of fidelity to the stage of work.