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Head Product Designer

Posted 2 days ago

devizeLehi (UT)

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About the role

Product Designer Opportunity We're looking for an experienced product designer to join our team full-time. You'll be a great fit if you enjoy working on a small team that ships fast and builds amazing products. We're looking for someone who's ready to take core ownership of our visual design system and product. About Brevity We're a visual development platform that empowers non-technical teams to build amazing software. We're a small team based in Lehi, Utah that loves to move fast.
About This Role: You will be our first design hire. Many of our features require converting technical concepts into interfaces that non-technical users can quickly understand. We view this position as core to our success as a company.
Benefits:
  • Competitive salary
  • Stock options
  • Unlimited PTOGenerous health benefits
  • You'll be a great fit ifYou're excited about taking ownership of entirely new products and making them world-class
  • You can confidently balance making products both functional and beautiful
  • You like working on a team that is constantly helping each other to grow and improve
  • You won't be a great fit ifYou're interested in a temporary gig until you can find something else
  • You don't like the color blue or whales
  • Your favorite restaurant is Taco Time (just kidding)
  • We currently operate under a hybrid work model. Only candidates who can be in office should apply

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