Product Designer

Required

• We don’t require any specific experience for this role. We care much more about how you think, the problems you’ve taken on, and what you’ve made real. Show us shipped products, rough prototypes, system diagrams, documentation, workflows, or even a messy Figma file - whatever best demonstrates your judgment and craft. That said, we do require:
• Strong product reasoning. You know when to create flexibility and when to take a clear position on how something should work.
• Clear writing and storytelling. You know how to take a complicated idea, find what matters, and explain it simply.
• You can get deep, fast. You learn complex domains, move between different modes of work, and develop the context to make good decisions.
• Technical curiosity. You care about the developer experience at the level of language and concepts.
• Exceptional visual craft. Your work sets a standard and gives others a reference to build from.
• A hunger to shape what comes next. AI is changing how designers work, and you want to help invent the new playbook. You use tools like Cursor, Codex, or Claude Code to make ideas real. When a tool, workflow, or system is missing, you build it for yourself and the team.
• This role isn't a fit if
• You want to own one product surface or work on one kind of problem.
• You need most of your work to end in a polished Figma file. Craft matters enormously here, but you’ll often work in other modes, using whatever artifact best communicates intent to the team and moves the work forward.
• You want to join a mature design team with established tools, standards, and processes.
• You prefer design to begin with a clear brief and end with a handoff.