Senior Product Designer

FlutterFlow

USFull-TimeSenior

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Requirements

A product designer who thinks like a builder with technical fluency
Comfortable building interactions in code
Comfortable reading pull requests with a critical eye
Comfortable pushing pixels beyond what traditional design tools allow
Familiarity with frontend frameworks and component-based UI systems
Strong interaction and visual design fundamentals
Ability to focus first on how things work and what they enable
Comfortable with ambiguity and working in undefined spaces
Thoughtful perspective on AI in creative tools
Care about what actually makes it into the product, how it performs, and what is learned from real usage

Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end design for FlutterFlow Designer: flows, interactions, visual language, and the micro-moments that make AI output feel trustworthy and controllable
Define how users direct, refine, and iterate on AI-generated screens, making the generative loop feel natural and empowering
Collaborate tightly with engineering to ensure what ships matches the intent and occasionally jump into the front-end yourself to close the gap
Synthesize user research, usage data, and your own product instincts into a coherent, evolving design vision
Help build the design system that serves FlutterFlow Designer and informs the broader FlutterFlow ecosystem
Stay close to the frontier, absorbing new interaction patterns, emerging AI capabilities, shifts in how people build, and bring those signals back into the product

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