PRODUCT DESIGNER

Responsibilities

Take ownership of a distinct domain and spearhead it from a product-design standpoint, demonstrating proactive leadership.

Design, build, and maintain an adaptable design system organism for third-party sites

Collaborate closely with R&D and PMs to ensure the design system's efficacy and its alignment with revenue generation from user intent.

Utilize research, prototyping tools, mock-ups, animations, and more to present and rationalize design concepts and methodologies to stakeholders. Articulate and sell design decisions.

Foster collaborative relationships with fellow designers, product managers, R&D teams, business units, content creators, and marketing specialists, while promoting knowledge exchange for optimal outcomes.

Guarantee a seamless handoff to developers through meticulous organization and appropriately documented files.

Requirements

Accumulated 3-5 years of hands-on experience in UX and UI design for mobile and desktop platforms, preferably within a high-tech context, with adeptness in established workflows.

Familiarity with industries such as Affiliate Marketing, Digital Products, Comparison, SEO, Publishers, or SaaS is advantageous

Prior exposure to designing within the framework of design systems and component libraries.

Proficiency in employing Figma with a structured approach, encompassing the creation and management of design components, accompanied by expertise in organizing files with intuitive naming conventions for easy navigation. Involvement in the inception of a design system is a plus.

Demonstrated competence in coordinating processes harmoniously with PMs and R&D, displaying confidence in effective communication within a dynamic and challenging environment.

Adeptness in adhering to best practices in both UX/UI domains and in the seamless handoff of design work to developers.

An autonomous learner, consistently seeking avenues for enhancing expertise, exploring best practices, and readily sharing insights with peers, embodying a commitment to continuous improvement.

A team player, exuding a "can-do" attitude, prepared to exert effort, and resilient in the face of setbacks without losing momentum.

• Comfortable engaging with diverse perspectives, proficient independent work, and capable of steering design initiatives end to end