Junior Product Designer

About the role

We're looking for a curious, collaborative designer to join a small, fast-moving UX team building enterprise SaaS experiences. You can take disparate inputs, find the signal, and turn it into something cohesive and usable — not just someone who makes things look good. You'll work closely with senior designers, product managers, and engineers, receive mentorship and guidance as you grow, and ship work that reaches real users.

What you'll do

• Design and iterate on user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity mockups across the full product design cycle
• Take ambiguous requirements, research insights, and competing constraints and synthesize them into clear, usable design solutions
• Communicate design thinking through annotated specs, prototypes, and artifacts — not just decks
• Participate in design reviews, critique sessions, and collaborative working sessions with cross-functional partners
• Gather feedback directly from internal stakeholders and customers, and translate insights into design decisions
• Ask questions early and often — surface ambiguity before it becomes a problem
• Contribute to and maintain design system consistency

What we're looking for

• 1–2+ years of UX or product design experience (internships or strong portfolio work count)
• Proficiency in Figma — flows, components, auto layout, prototyping, and design system usage
• Familiarity with leveraging AI tools to accelerate and inform design work (research synthesis, ideation, spec generation)
• A synthesizer's mindset — you're good at connecting dots across research, requirements, and constraints to arrive at a coherent design direction
• Strong visual communication instincts — you reach for a diagram or wireframe before a paragraph
• Curiosity-driven working style — you ask "why" and "what if" before jumping to solutions
• Comfort with ambiguity and iterating quickly in a fast-paced environment
• Collaborative and genuinely open to feedback

Nice to have

• Experience designing data-heavy or B2B interfaces
• Ability to interpret product metrics and user data to inform design decisions
• Basic understanding of HTML/CSS — enough to collaborate effectively with engineers
• Accessibility awareness (WCAG and inclusive design principles)
• Familiarity with A/B testing concepts

What we offer

• A small, experienced team you'll learn from directly
• Real ownership of features from early in your tenure
• Exposure to the full design cycle — research, ideation, spec, and delivery