Product Designer

Most of our product is invisible until the moment it isn’t — a deploy log, an error state, the half-second before something works. That’s the surface you’d own. It’s less glamorous than a landing page and far more consequential.

What you’ll actually do

Move fluidly from a scribbled flow to a shipped interface. Design for developers, who notice everything and forgive nothing. Prototype in real code when a static frame would lie about how it feels.

You’ll fit right in if

You have taste and can explain it. You treat empty states, edge cases, and error copy as the real work, not the leftovers. You’d rather ship something honest this week than something perfect next quarter.

Nice extras

You write your own copy. You know your way around a design system without turning it into a religion. You can read enough code to be dangerous.

How hiring goes

A portfolio walk-through, a paid design exercise on a live problem, and a team round. We care about how you think, not how many dribbble shots you’ve posted.