
Product Designer
Chess.com
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Remote
Location: Anywhere in the World
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About the role
- Work closely with Product, Engineering, and Design to define problems and ship effective solutions
- Design polished interfaces for web and mobile that are intuitive and consistent
- Use and contribute to our design system to support scalable, cohesive experiences
- Create flows, wireframes, and prototypes to explore and communicate ideas
- Present your work and explain your decisions using user needs, product context, and data where available
- Own projects from concept through implementation, ensuring strong design-to-code alignment
- Iterate based on feedback, product goals, and user insights
- Identify opportunities to improve the product and follow through on solutions
- Give and receive thoughtful design feedback
Requirements
- 2–4 years of experience as a Product Designer on a consumer-facing product or game
- A portfolio that shows strong UX thinking and high-quality UI design
- Solid understanding of typography, layout, hierarchy, and interaction design
- Experience designing for both web and mobile
- Experience working with an established design system
- Familiarity with how design translates into code (HTML/CSS/JS or mobile frameworks)
- Proficiency with modern design tools (e.g., Figma)
- Experience using AI-assisted tools (e.g., Figma Make, Cursor, Claude Code) to prototype and iterate
- Strong communication skills in a remote, distributed team
- Clear written communication and ability to document decisions
- Ownership and attention to detail in your work
Benefits
- Fully remote work environment
- Supportive and collaborative team culture
- Opportunity to work across multiple teams and projects
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
UX designUI designtypographylayouthierarchyinteraction designHTMLCSSJavaScriptprototyping
Soft Skills
communicationownershipattention to detaildesign feedbackcollaborationproblem-solvingiterationdocumentation