Senior Product Designer, Coinbase One
$180,370 - $212,200 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$180,370 - $212,200 per year
About the role
- Own end-to-end design for CB1 Member Home, engagement surfaces, and retention flows across mobile and web
- Drive the member home redesign, a P0 initiative creating a persistent, personalized destination for CB1 subscribers
- Design campaign expressions (Member Month/Week), gamification mechanics (streaks, challenges), and discovery surfaces that increase benefit attach rates
- Partner with Product Management and Engineering to shape roadmap, scope, and ship high-quality features at velocity
- Collaborate with Product Creative on campaign visual expression, setting the bar for how CB1 looks and feels in key moments
- Contribute to design crits, peer reviews, and team culture as a senior IC
- 5+ years of product design experience shipping consumer-facing products at scale (mobile and web)
- Portfolio demonstrating end-to-end product design from strategy through execution, with clear evidence of UX thinking and visual craft
- Experience designing membership, loyalty, or engagement-driven products (subscriptions, rewards, retention)
- Demonstrated ability to ship iteratively in ambiguous problem spaces while maintaining a cohesive long-term vision
- Experience collaborating directly with engineering teams, incorporating technical constraints into design decisions
- Proven systems thinking across multiple entry points and surfaces, resulting in cohesive cross-platform experiences
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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