Product Designer

Overview

We're looking for a Product Designer with exceptional visual craft and a strong motion sensibility to shape how our product looks, feels, and behaves. You care deeply about the details, the spacing, the easing curve, the moment a transition makes something click for a user.

This role sits at the intersection of UI, interaction design, and motion. You'll own product experiences end to end while bringing a level of visual and kinetic polish that makes the product feel fast, premium, and trustworthy.

What you'll own

• Design end to end product experiences across mobile and web
• Craft clean, high quality UI with strong visual hierarchy and clarity
• Define and evolve a scalable design system
• Design micro-interactions and motion that improve usability
• Turn complex data into clear, scannable visual interfaces
• Collaborate closely with product and engineering to ship pixel perfect experiences
• Contribute to landing pags and product storytelling moments

What we're looking for

• 3-6 years in product, UI, or interaction design
• A portfolio that demonstrates
  • Clean, modern UI with strong visual judgment
  • Thoughtful motion and interaction work, transitions that feel considered, not decorative
  • Real product thinking; flows, edge cases, systems
• High proficiency in Figma
• Solid grasp of UX principles, information hierarchy, and usability
• Sharp eye for spacings, typography, color, and motion timing
• Ability to think in systems, not just screens
• Hands on experience with motion tools (After Effectsm Rive, Lottie)
• Background in fintech, SaaS, or data heavy product environments
• Experience shipping in fast-moving startup teams

What good looks like

• Interfaces feel effortless and intuitive from the first interaction
• Motion is subtle, purposeful and fast
• The product feels premium and consistent across every surface
• Design scales without breaking clarity or consistency

Why this role

• Design quality is a real differentiator here
• Genuine ownership, you'll shape both the visual language and interaction model
• Motion is a first class consideration, not an afterthought
• Work on problems that sit at the intersection of UX, data, and AI.