Product Designer
Voxel
full-time
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: San Francisco • California • United States
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Salary
💰 $110,000 - $150,000 per year
About the role
- work directly with our Head of Product Design and a small product team
- visit customer sites, build prototypes, and design experiences
- maintain regular customer conversations and bring back insights that shape the product
- enhance collaboration with engineers to ease their work
Requirements
- ~3–5 years of experience (flexible). We care far more about what you’ve built than how long you’ve been building.
- You’re endlessly curious — about how warehouses actually run, about what AI tools can do today that they couldn't last month, about why a customer does something the way they do. You ask smart questions and you really listen to the answers.
- You've built something with AI tools — Claude Code, Cursor, Replit, v0, whatever. A real thing that solves a real problem, even a small one. Show us the product decisions you made and why.
- You can sketch an idea on a whiteboard and explain the logic. Visual craft matters, but thinking and clear communication comes first.
- You think about how a feature fits the whole product, not just the screen you're designing.
- You're comfortable with ambiguity. We're a Series B startup shaping the next phase of the product. You'll be shaping it too, not executing someone else's vision.
Benefits
- Extensive / generous health, dental, and vision insurance
- Highly competitive paid parental leave and support system
- Ownership in the business through an Equity Incentive Plan
- Generous paid time off and / or flexible work arrangements
- Daily meals in-office, vibrant company events, team-building
- 401K retirement plan, HSA options, pre-tax commuter benefits
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
AI toolsprototypingproduct designvisual communication
Soft Skills
curiosityactive listeningclear communicationproblem-solvingadaptability