Senior Product Designer
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PadSplitReal Estate Housing
Fully remote positionFull-TimeSenior
Salary$120,000 - $130,000 a year
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Job Details
- Experience
- 4+ years
- Required Skills
- Data AnalysisFigmaProduct designA/B testing
Requirements
- 4+ years designing digital products, ideally with complex acquisition funnels or marketplace environments.
- Strong research abilities and comfort engaging directly with users to uncover pain points and opportunities.
- Ability to connect design decisions to metrics, revenue, and real estate economics.
- Experience designing multi-step processes, complex service environments, and edge-case-heavy workflows.
- Expertise in Figma and interaction design across web and mobile.
- Strong systems thinking and component reuse abilities.
- Familiarity with A/B testing, experimentation frameworks, and interpreting both qualitative and quantitative insights.
- Demonstrated experience designing AI-powered features and leveraging modern AI tools in design practice.
Responsibilities
- Lead design from early problem definition and exploration through prototyping, launch, and iteration.
- Turn complicated workflows, rules, and marketplace dynamics into experiences that feel clear, intuitive, and approachable.
- Interview, observe, and gather insights from members and hosts to deeply understand their needs.
- Partner with PMs to identify opportunities, shape solutions, and connect customer needs with measurable business outcomes.
- Use data, customer feedback, prototypes, and experiments to test assumptions and continuously improve experiences.
- Work closely with PMs, engineers, marketers, operations, and data partners to develop and deliver cohesive solutions.
- Build responsive, polished interfaces in Figma using thoughtful components, interaction patterns, and design systems.
- Prototype and design intelligent workflows and AI-powered features alongside engineering, ML, and AI teams.
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