As a Senior Product Designer, you will become a part of our international Product Design team and of one of our cross-functional teams. As such you will be enjoying the support of a community of UX professionals while advancing on one of our product missions. The role will require outstanding interaction design skills, good interface design skills along with a strategic mentality to solve for customer and business problems as well as the ability to collaborate with product managers, engineers, researchers, writers, customer success specialists, and more.

• Our product designers are strategic partners with the product manager and engineering lead in both discovery and delivery.

• Being experts in both UX and UI, they can influence the product strategy and participate in design-value proposition for the target customer segments.
• We work in cross-functional teams of eight to ten people, and use OKRS to define the metrics of success.
• We have a strong analytical department and love when design is based on data. We like to experiment with different creative testing mechanisms and design concepts and validate them with our users.
• Every Product Designer is expected to lead UX in their product area and partner with their PMs and Engineering leaders.

• Leading product design strategy by evaluating and identifying the intersection of business needs, customer needs, and technical opportunities.

• Actively designing and building products by working closely with designers, product managers, and engineers.
• Constructing compelling artifacts (wireframes, conceptual diagrams, task flows, storyboards, etc.) that outline present conditions and proposed solutions to gain strategic alignment and encourage innovation within and across the organisation.
• Meeting with customers and development partners to validate designs and make iterative improvements.
• Participating in the continuous improvement of customer experience tools and processes, and scalable product design standards.
• Assisting in customer research activities during the planning, strategy development, and early design of solutions.
• Participating in design-thinking exercises to break through organisational silos and collaboratively seek sophisticated design challenges.