Senior Product Designer

Responsibilities:

• Own design problems from framing through shipping. You'll define the problem, explore directions, prototype, test, and work with engineering to get it live, without needing much oversight.
• Work with Product and Engineering as a partner in shaping what gets built, including pushing back on requirements when the brief is solving the wrong problem.
• Design for both sides of our platform, on web and mobile: the event experiences attendees see and the data-heavy tables, settings, and workflows organizers live in every day.
• Build interactive prototypes with AI as part of your regular process, and help the team improve its tooling and workflows over time.
• Contribute to our design system as you go, so the quality you add compounds instead of staying local to one feature.
• Handle a few workstreams at once and decide your own priorities.
• Give direct, useful critique, take it well, and explain your design decisions to people outside design.

Requirements:

• 5 to 7 years of product design experience, at least 2 of them on B2B products.
• Strong product judgment. You understand the business goal behind a request, question briefs that solve the wrong problem, and make trade-offs between user needs, business outcomes, and engineering effort.
• Depth in complex UX: multi-step workflows, data-dense interfaces, edge cases, and error and empty states.
• Real experience shipping on both web and mobile, and comfort moving between the two: iOS/Android patterns, responsive behavior, and platform constraints.
• Fluent with AI in your daily workflow. It's a tool, not the job, but we expect it to be your default for exploration, prototyping, and iteration, and you should be able to show us how. Prototyping in code (HTML/CSS/React) is a plus.
• High craft and speed together: a track record of moving fast in ambiguous environments without the work looking rushed.
• A portfolio of recent, real work, ideally live products or interactive prototypes, with the thinking behind it, not just the output.