Senior Product Designer

Responsibilities:

• Own product problems end-to-end, from problem understanding through flows, prototypes, final UI, and implementation.
• Work closely with PMs to shape solutions and simplify complex user and business problems.
• Build prototypes in Figma to test ideas before anything gets built. Use user research, product data, and feedback to inform design decisions.
• Design within our design system and help improve it as the product grows. Work closely with engineers so what gets designed actually ships well.
• Think through complete journeys, edge cases, states, and dependencies rather than individual screens.
• Review shipped experiences and iterate based on user behavior and product outcomes.
• Present your work clearly, defend your decisions, and contribute actively to design critiques.
• Guide junior designers when needed while remaining deeply hands-on.

Requirements:

• This is the main thing we look at. Show us the problem, your process, trade-offs, and what happened after the product shipped, not just polished final screens.
• 3-4 years of product design experience. Experience at a strong product company such as CRED, Razorpay, Swiggy, Zomato, Flipkart, PhonePe, Groww, Uber, Google, or similar is a strong plus.
• Strong product thinking. You can take an ambiguous problem, understand the user need, explore alternatives, and arrive at a clear solution.
• Figma. You should be highly comfortable with auto-layout, components, variants, prototyping, and reusable design patterns.
• Strong visual craft. Type, spacing, grid, color, hierarchy, and interaction states should feel deliberate and polished.
• Strong UX fundamentals. User flows, information architecture, wireframing, prototyping, usability, accessibility, and edge-case thinking.
• Systems thinking. You understand how a decision in one part of a product can affect other journeys and user states.
• Product awareness. You understand how design decisions connect to metrics, behavior, and business outcomes.
• Strong communication. You can explain your reasoning clearly and work effectively with product, engineering, and business stakeholders.
• A B. Des, M. Des, B. Tech, or related degree from a strong design or engineering institution is a plus.

Nice to Have:

• Experience working on consumer, B2B, SaaS, commerce, or internal products.
• Experience building or contributing to a design system.
• Hands-on experience with usability testing and user interviews.
• Motion or micro-interaction work in your portfolio.
• Experience designing across web, tablet, and mobile.