Senior Product Designer
$12.50 per hour
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Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$12.50 per hour
About the role
- Own end-to-end design for core platform flows, including creator onboarding, gifting, challenges, and brand-facing views
- Turn rough product ideas into shipped UX quickly, from flows and wireframes to high-fidelity UI and prototypes
- Design internal tools that let a small team run programs for tens of thousands of creators
- Build and maintain a lightweight design system so engineering can move without waiting on design
- Work hands-on with engineers through build and QA
- Help shape AI-native workflows across the product, including how creators and internal teams interact with AI-powered features
- Bring creator and client feedback into the design process to improve product, workflows, and community experience
- 6+ years in product design, with shipped work at a startup or fast-moving team
- A portfolio that shows both polished consumer UI and complex, data-heavy tools
- Strong in Figma, and comfortable prototyping and working directly with engineers
- Self-directed: you can take a loose brief and run with it on ~20 hours a week
- Sharp product instincts: you push back, simplify, and care about the why, not just the how
- Comfortable using AI tools to move faster and improve your workflow
- Experience with creator, social, or marketing products, or with designing AI-powered features, is a plus
- Help define a new model for community-driven growth at the intersection of creators, AI, and consumer brands
- Work directly with founders who helped build TikTok’s creator ecosystem and a $100M consumer brand
- Own design for a platform used by thousands of creators and the brands we partner with
- Help build the design systems, workflows, and AI infrastructure powering the next generation of creator communities
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