Senior Product Designer
$156,800 - $224,000
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Posted 29 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$156,800 - $224,000
About the role
- You will own how the experience flows. The structure, the sequence, and the path a person takes through the product. The job is to solve the problem, then make the answer elegant, simple, and fluid.
- You'll be expected to: Find the real problem, then design the simplest experience that solves itShape how the product flows: the structure, the sequence, and how one step leads to the next
- Drive elegance and simplicity. Take out what the customer does not need
- Make the experience fluid, so moving through the product feels obvious
- Use AI to multiply your creative vision.
- You keep the judgment about what is worth making and what is good
- Round-trip the work between the canvas and prototypes people can use, so the intent survives both
- You Will Be a Match IfYou design how a product works. Your best work is flows, structure, interaction, and whether a person understands itYou hold a high bar for what customers actually experience
- You have strong judgment.
- You can tell a considered experience from an average one, and you will throw the average one out
- You are comfortable with ambiguity
- You use AI as part of how you design, and the decision stays yours
- You write clearly. A few sentences can carry the decision, the constraint, and the tradeoff
- How the Team Operates
- Design solves the problem with the team.
- It does not arrive after the direction is set
- The bar is elegance, simplicity, and an experience that feels fluid
- We critique the thing a customer would feel: clarity & coherenceAI multiplies creative vision. Taste and judgment stay with the designer
- Work moves from the canvas into prototypes, and back, until the thing you can use is the thing you meant
- The product should feel like one product
- We use the product.
- The quality bar is what a customer feels
- You Might Be a Good Fit If5+ years of experience designing consumer products
- A portfolio that shows how an experience flows: structure, sequence, and the simplest solution to a hard problem
- You use AI to multiply your creative vision, you keep the judgment, and you can round-trip between the canvas and a prototype
- We adopt a "Yes, We Can" mindset to achieve ambitious goals.
- Act Like an OwnerWe treat this company like it's our own... because it is. Give a DamnWe are deeply committed and passionate about our work and achieving results.
- Our Benefits & MoreThis is a brief overview of the benefits that TextNow offers employees. More complete details can be found in TextNow's Benefit Guide and legal plan documents, which are available on or shortly after your start date. Benefits may change from time to time at TextNow's discretion.
- Free phone service
- Strong work-life blend
- Employee stock options
- Unlimited vacation12 paid holidays per year
- Competitive compensation
- Health, dental, and vision benefits
- Short-term & long-term disability coverage$750 annual wellness benefit or healthcare spending accountRRSP matching (Canada) | 401(k) (USA)
- Parental leave for eligible employees
- Learning & Development opportunities
- Company travel for team events, off-sites, and more
- More information about our total rewards package will be available during the hiring process.
- Dogfooding & Customer Obsession
- At TextNow, every employee actively uses our app for calling and texting. Dogfooding helps us experience what customers do, spot issues early, and drive better design, developer, and user experiences.
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