Product Designer
Summary
First product designer at a small startup building AI-powered products: owning end-to-end design of their own web and mobile products — user flows, wireframes, polished UI, and interactive prototypes in Figma — plus designing trustworthy AI features, doing user research, and collaborating closely with the founder and engineers.
This is a remote position.
Experience: 0–7 years. Freshers are welcome to apply.
About us
- Understanding users: speaking with customers, learning how they work, and bringing those insights back to the team
- Designing in Figma: user flows, wireframes, polished UI, and interactive prototypes for web and mobile
- Designing for AI: making AI-powered features feel natural and trustworthy, including how they handle uncertainty, errors, and user feedback
- Working with engineers: sharing clear designs and collaborating closely through implementation
- Asking good questions: helping us think through why we’re building something and what success looks like
- Learning from results: looking at how features perform after launch and helping us improve them
- A portfolio with at least one project you designed end to end. Student, personal, and freelance work all count; we care most about how you think.
- Comfort with Figma, including auto-layout, components, and prototyping
- Curiosity about AI and experience using AI tools in your own work
- Clear communication, written and spoken
- An eye for detail and a habit of noticing what makes products good or frustrating
- Experience designing mobile apps
- Exposure to user research or usability testing
- A basic understanding of how software gets built
- Ownership of real products, not just individual screens
- Direct mentorship and close collaboration with the founder
- Remote flexibility
- Fast feedback loops: you’ll see your work go live and learn from real users
- The chance to grow with the company as an early team member
- A short application with a few questions
- A conversation about one of your projects
- Design exercise based on a real problem we’re working on
- A final chat with the founder
