Product Designer, Funds
$240,000+ annually
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SALARY
$240,000+ annually
About the role
- Design the future of our Funds products, evolving our existing standardized software into deeply configurable accounting, intelligence, and investor-management systems that scale to institutional needs
- Explore creative applications of AI agents to transform back-office services into composable software and build new categories of products for fund managers
- Deliver high-quality interaction and visual design, crafting elegant, intuitive experiences across complex financial systems
- Talk regularly with customers, using research and insights to clarify problems and drive great design solutions
- You might be a good fit if you:
- Have 7+ years of experience as a product designer, ideally with exposure to complex financial or enterprise systems
- See the rebuild of core financial systems as an exciting design challenge, rethinking interfaces for both growth and quality
- Want to design radically new experiences that take advantage of AI agents, transforming back-office workflows and enabling new behaviors for fund managers
- Are a systems thinker with strong interaction and visual design skills, and hold a high bar for craft and quality
- Work Arrangement
- AngelList has offices in New York City and San Francisco. We have a hybrid in-office model: teammates come in at least two days per week (Tuesdays and either Wednesday or Thursday).Compensation
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