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About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Work across multiple product areas at once - picking up context quickly, making judgment calls, and keeping quality high even when priorities shift.
- Design complex B2B workflows, data-rich interfaces, and operational tools - and sweat the details that make dense, complex interfaces actually usable.
- Collaborate directly with engineers, PMs, and company leadership - advocate for your ideas, challenge assumptions, and adapt when new information changes the picture.
- Get involved early, when problems are still messy and directions aren't set — and shape the conversation, not just respond to it.
- Measure success by whether your solutions actually help customers, not by how closely the shipped product matches the mockup.
Requirements
What you’ll need- 6+ years of product design experience, ideally across more than one company, with a portfolio of shipped B2B or enterprise products.
- A can-do attitude - you enjoy designing and shipping, and you're comfortable balancing speed with quality in a fast-moving environment.
- Strong product thinking - you connect design decisions to business context and user outcomes, not just craft.
- Strong judgment, resilience, and confidence - you give and receive direct feedback well, and you're not rattled by a healthy debate.
- Curiosity and a growth mindset - we care far more about how you think and learn than which design tools you've used.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Flexible working hours
- Professional development opportunities
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Hard Skills & Tools
Product DesignB2B WorkflowsData-Rich InterfacesOperational ToolsUser-Centered Design
Soft Skills
Can-Do AttitudeStrong JudgmentResilienceConfidenceDirect Feedback