What are the responsibilities and job description for the UX Product Designer position at West500 Partners?
Our client is on a mission to revolutionize the space economy by enabling rapid and reliable access to space. In addition to building out the launch systems that will bring this mission to reality, they've also built a robust SaaS platform used by internal teams and a growing list of external customers that helps run smart engineering, prototyping, and build practices. This product is used by designers, engineers, assemblers, and specialist makers so they can deliver great hardware for their customers.
They're currently in need of an established UX Product Designer with B2B SaaS startup experience and Figma expertise, who thrives in complexity and can hit the ground running in a high-growth, fast paced environment. This role is about evolving and refining complex application features so we need someone who can deliver quickly, think systematically, and collaborate seamlessly. An extensive background collaborating with Software Engineers and Product Managers is essential. This is an amazing opportunity to work alongside/learn from a very accomplished Design team.
This is a hybrid opportunity (3 days a week onsite plus one week onsite every other month)
An ideal candidate will have:
- 3-6 years UX Product Designer experience
- Experience designing for web-based B2B software products
- Startup experience
- Figma proficiency
- Ownership and innovation with UX design and implementation
- Intuition for customer-centered design
- Portfolio showcasing full-stack design expertise
Bonus points for:
- Experience with manufacturing or industrial software
- Understanding frontend technology
- Strong visual skills
- Solid User Research exp
Competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, mission driven environment, amazing product market fit are all perks of this role.
Apply with West500 Partners and we can discuss this opportunity further!
Unfortunately, we are unable to sponsor at this time. U.S. Citizens and those authorized to work in the U.S. are encouraged to apply