Senior Product Designer
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JobgetherSaaS software
Fully remote work for candidates based in Europe within CET ±3 hours., CET ±3 hoursFull-TimeSenior
Salary not disclosed
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Job Details
- Experience
- At least 5 years of product design experience working on SaaS software.
- Required Skills
- FigmaProduct designPrototypingSaaS
Requirements
- Have at least 5 years of product design experience working on SaaS software.
- Provide a portfolio showcasing strong visual design, product design, interaction design, and systems design capabilities.
- Have experience designing reusable components and patterns within established design systems.
- Use judgment to know when to innovate beyond design-system conventions.
- Demonstrate proficiency in Figma and prototyping tools.
- Show curiosity about experimenting with new design technologies.
- Bring strong communication and collaboration skills, including experience working asynchronously.
- Be able to take ownership in ambiguous situations, adapt to changing priorities, and constructively challenge ideas.
- Nice to have: experience with embedded or developer-facing products, data-heavy or AI-assisted experiences, or both in-house and agency environments.
Responsibilities
- Partner with product and engineering teams to take roadmap initiatives from problem definition through design and delivery.
- Identify and implement improvements across existing product areas, including major redesigns and smaller usability enhancements.
- Create low- and high-fidelity designs, prototypes, and concepts to communicate ideas and validate design approaches.
- Contribute to and evolve design systems spanning product interfaces, marketing materials, and brand experiences.
- Design and refine embedded interfaces to ensure they feel intuitive, trustworthy, and native within third-party products.
- Help strengthen design culture and contribute to broader product thinking across the organization.
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