We’re hiring a mid-level Product Designer (UI/UX) to help shape clear, thoughtful product experiences for a SaaS product. You’ll work across product thinking, user flows, interaction design, and polished UI, partnering closely with product, engineering, and other stakeholders to ship work that is useful, intuitive, and high-quality.
Design end-to-end product experiences for web-based SaaS workflows, from discovery through delivery.
Turn complex requirements into simple user journeys, wireframes, prototypes, and final UI.
Collaborate with product managers and engineers to balance user needs, business goals, and technical constraints.
Contribute to interaction patterns, visual consistency, and design system thinking.
Use feedback, research, and product data to refine designs and improve outcomes over time.
Own design work for new features and improvements across the product.
Create wireframes, high-fidelity mocks, user flows, and clickable prototypes.
Present design decisions clearly and explain the trade-offs behind them.
Work closely with engineering during implementation to maintain quality.
Help improve internal design processes, documentation, and reusable patterns.
Experience designing digital products for SaaS or other software products.
Strong UI/UX fundamentals, including hierarchy, layout, interaction design, and usability.
Confidence using Figma for design, prototyping, and collaboration.
Ability to think through product problems, not just make screens look good.
A portfolio that shows your process, decisions, and shipped work.
Experience working with product teams in a fast-moving startup or scale-up environment.
Familiarity with design systems and component-based thinking.
Comfort working on B2B workflows, dashboards, or multi-step product experiences.
Exposure to user research, testing, or analytics-informed design decisions.
Please share your portfolio and a few thoughtful examples of work you’re proud of.
We value clear thinking, strong craft, and the ability to explain your design decisions.
If there’s context behind your work that isn’t obvious from the screens alone, tell us about it in your application.