UI/UX Product Designer

How we work

• We do dailies. We groom tickets. But we keep process light and in service of the work, not the other way around. We'd rather spend time building than talking about building.
• We care about doing great work. Not just shipping, but shipping something you're proud of.
• Ownership here is real. You won't be handed a brief from a backlog. You'll see what needs to happen and do it. That's how a small team ships to Fortune 500 customers.
• We hire people whose judgment we trust, then get out of their way.

What you bring

• 5+ years of experience as a product or UI/UX designer.
• Experience being the first or only designer at an early-stage company and a clear story about what you built and what you'd do differently.
• A portfolio that shows both sides: UX thinking (flows, hierarchy, onboarding, error states) and UI craft that genuinely looks great, not just clean.
• You've shipped across multiple surfaces in the same role: product UI, a marketing site, and pitch or sales materials. Not in different jobs. In the same one.
• You've built or owned a design system, not just contributed to one someone else started.
• You can extract a clear brief from a vague conversation and come back with something better than what was asked for.

Extras we'd be excited about

• Experience in fintech, enterprise SaaS, or regulated industries: You understand that trust and legibility aren't nice-to-haves.
• Conversational UI or voice AI: designing interactions that don't have a screen as the primary surface.
• Brand identity built from zero: wordmark, visual language, motion, the whole thing.
• Basic HTML and CSS: you can sit with an engineer and talk about implementation precisely, not approximately.
• Webflow or equivalent: you can push a marketing site live without waiting on engineering.
• Motion and micro-interactions: you know when they earn their weight and when they're noise.
• Familiarity with accessibility standards. Our clients work in regulated environments. This matters.
• User research and usability testing: you've run sessions and used what you learned, not just filed it.
• You've been through the early stages of a startup before.
• You care about the craft. You want to build something good, not just something that ships.

Ideal archetypes

• First designer at a Series A startup built the design system, the website, and the product UI, and can show you the before and the after.
• Solo designer at a B2B SaaS company who owned everything from brand identity to core product flows without a team underneath them.
• Agency designer who ran 8–12 zero-to-one projects over three years and is done with client work, ready to own outcomes, not just deliverables.
• Design lead at a Series B who managed one other designer and realized they want to be hands-on again, at a harder problem.
• Founding designer through Series B/C, owns craft end-to-end, wants a new zero-to-one challenge with a team that already has traction.

What we offer

• Healthcare.
• Gym membership.
• Equipment budget.
• Whatever tools you need

A meeting lands on your calendar

If they’re a yes, I book the chat. You show up — that’s the whole job-hunt.