Product Designer (L3-L5)

Posted 2 days ago

crossing hurdlesMillbrae (CA)

Designers, All Other Software Publishers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$130,000 per year

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About the role

This range is provided by Crossing Hurdles. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more. Base Pay Range $130,000.00/yr - $250,000.00/yrType: Full-time position

Compensation: $130K–$250K per year

Commitment: Full-time

Role Responsibilities: Own end-to-end design of core user journeys, from initial concepts to polished UI.Define and evolve the look, feel, and flow of the Mercor platform across complex workflows. Collaborate closely with product and engineering teams to ship new features and refine existing ones. Translate complex product requirements into clear, intuitive user experiences. Establish and maintain a clean, modern visual language inspired by best-in-class tools. Contribute to and help shape Mercor’s overall design philosophy and culture. Ensure the product experience is self-explanatory and easy to learn without explicit instruction.

Requirements: Strong experience in product design within fast-moving or high-quality product environments. Strong portfolio demonstrating both UX depth and visual polish. Strong experience collaborating with engineers and understanding implementation constraints. Ability to operate autonomously and define design processes in ambiguous environments. Comfort participating in product discussions, prioritization, and feature execution. Passion for building intuitive, elegant, and user-centric products. Experience with internal tools, marketplaces, or AI-driven products is a plus.

Application Process:

(Takes 20 Mins)
Upload your resume and portfolio.
Complete an interview.
Submit a short form.
Seniority Level

Mid-Senior level Employment Type Full-time Job Function Design, Art/Creative, and Research Industries Research Services and Design Services

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