Lead Product Designer (more on the UI-side)

Working for a start-up who provide an AI-powered tool that quickly tests and reviews design prototypes, providing feedback to improve them early in the process.

Hybrid working - 2 days in the London office per week

Sponsorship or flexibility on the days in the office is not available.

They're a seed-stage, B2B product start-up backed by a Silicon Valley-based fund. Their current team is experienced, with multiple 0-1 successes.

After several months of development, they've just launched their v1 product. This year they want to generate variants and proactively identify insights as soon as possible. So they are looking for a super-dynamic and enthusiastic designer to evangelise the product and push it to the limit.

The current designer they have is an excellent design systems thinker, but they need someone stronger on the aesthetics side, which is crucial given that it will be other designers using this product.

Looking for someone to fully believe in the product, and what's key here is that you're happy getting out and talking about it, including doing talks at events, etc. Moreover, they want someone who is excited by the prospect of doing this as part of their job.

Although the role is UI-focused, this person will also be working with users too; every month they conduct research with users.

• Extensive design experience, with a focus on creating exceptional UI.
• Strong Figma user.
• Ideally, you'll have previous and recent experience working for a start-up.
• A portfolio which conveys strong visual craft, i.e., engaging, colourful yet stylish, possible micro-interactions plus lots of other adjectives which are hard to actually quantify but ultimately it needs to really engage and delight from a visual perspective.
• Actively part of the design community and currently or willing to attend and speak at design events to champion the product further.

If this sounds like you then please apply ASAP with your CV & portfolio to stand the best chance of getting an interview.