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UI/UX Designer

Why You Should Join Claim

You should join Claim for the people.

We aspire to build the best team of the 2020s. Just like PayPal in the 90s, Google in the 00s, and Stripe in the 10s, we want to be known as "a place where it's good to be from."

Our Growth Associate role is a unique opportunity to contribute to contribute to growing a generational consumer technology company and marketplace. We are disrupting the future of rewards, allowing brands pay their customers instead of their advertisers. At Claim, we intend to build a better, more authentic, and more social ecosystem for both consumers and brands than the ones that search engines and social media have forced upon us.

There's a reason this section is at the top: it's the most important to us. If it's the most important to you too, we hope you'll keep reading.

What We're Building

Claim is a delightful way to save money when you try new brands with friends.


Claim is a brand discovery app that helps people save money and find their new favorite brands and experiences. We’re starting with Gen Z college students and plan to expand to cities across the US in the coming year.

Today, Claim is going viral on nearly 100 campuses across the US. Last semester we averaged 86% month-over-month growth, and today our week-12 retention rate is 66%. We’ve raised $20M to date to fuel this growth and expand the product.

Our users learn about Claim from friends, and they sign up by linking their credit cards via Plaid. This lets us understand where someone likes to shop — and where they haven’t shopped yet, but might like to try.

Every week, we run “The Drop,” where our algorithm gives a choice of new brands to try based on a user’s past credit card purchases. If they don’t like what they get, users can always trade with other Claimers or send their reward to their friends. The Drop has become a ritual on our campuses and something that students look forward to every week.

Once users have a reward they want, they shop using the card they linked to Plaid. When we detect the purchase, and we send them a payout to their Venmo account. Importantly, redeeming a reward is very simple: just use your regular card and get a Venmo back — no coupon codes or QR scanning.

This frictionless experience is the core of what makes Claim successful, so if you decide to interview, we’ll add you to the app so you can try it for yourself.

How Our Business Model Works

We charge brands to acquire new customers.

Today, brand marketers have it tough, but Claim makes it much, much easier.

If you’re a marketer, you only have three options to reliably acquire new customers: Meta, Google, or TikTok. It’s hard to know how effective your ads are, and you have very little control of how much you’ll pay to acquire a new customer. If you ask any brand marketer, they’ll tell you that they’re desperate to diversify away from these platforms.

With Claim, the process is much simpler.

Thanks to our credit card link, we can understand where a user likes to shop and (very importantly) where they haven’t shopped yet. This means we can match a brand to a verified net-new customer who will love their product.

Brands can set their cost-per-acquisition up front by choosing a reward value, and brands only pay when they acquire a new customer. As a result, Claim is more reliable, more traceable, and more cost-effective than the existing ad platforms.

In other words, we’re taking the money that would have been spent on Instagram ads, giving nearly all of it to high-potential customers, and keeping a small slice for ourself. Everyone wins (except Meta).

Today, Claim is just getting started, but we’ve already signed some of the best brands in the world including Sweetgreen, Shake Shack, Blank Street Coffee, Gong Cha, Blank Street, Van Leeuwen, Chip City, [solidcore], and many more. The reason we can sign these brands so early is that marketers see the value in Claim — and they’re very excited to use it.

Our Team

We think culture and values matter (a lot), so we recommend reading our culture doc.

We’re a close-knit team that’s ready to change consumer internet. The best way to learn about us is by reading our culture doc — we wrote this document together, and we’ve updated it as the company has grown. If the values resonate, you’ll likely enjoy working with our team.

We're fortunate to be backed by world-leading investors:

Who You Are

You're a proactive and resourceful team player, with a test and learn mentality. You’re excited about beautiful and intuitive end to end user flows for critical parts of the app
  • Strong Work Ethic: You work autonomously and hustle, managing your workflow to meet tight deadlines. Your willingness to work the occasional weekend or evening is essential.

  • Strategic Thinker: You’re able to break down big ideas into actionable steps to drive better user experiences

  • User Centric: You put user experience first and foremost, and are always testing your assumptions with real people

  • Communicator: You can share your work to the core team - highlighting the problem you are solving, the different approaches you took, and conviction on which direction you think is correct

  • Craft Minded: You take great care in the craft of product design, and aren't satisfied at anything less than the best.

  • Scrappy: You are okay not hitting the high bar for every detail to be fast and test things quickly

What You'll Do

You'll be at the forefront of Claim's product, playing a pivotal role to create and refine critical areas of the Claim app.

We’re looking for a strong, user centric Product Designer to support critical initiatives at Claim across growth and new feature development. In this contract role, you’ll play a integral role designing, testing and shipping new concepts that will significantly impact Claim's product and trajectory.

Join us to make a real impact through projects like:

  • Designing a new onboarding flow: Get more users excited and knowledgable about the Claim product

  • Creating new to world features: I can't write too much on this but we are cooking up some exciting things

  • Improving the UX and UI for important app areas: Driving consumer value by simplifying and clarifying UX/UI and communication.

What Skills You Bring

You're a proactive and adaptable self-starter, eager to create great consumer experiences that drive business impact.

Requirements:

  • At Least 3-5 Years Experience Building digital products, with a strong ability to design major sections of an app with a keen UI sensibility.

  • A proven ability to create experiences that consumers love

  • Strong Figma expertise with proven ability to work quickly to develop UX flows, detailed UI, prototypes, and contribute to a design system

  • Very user centric, and able to conduct research to test concepts

  • Comfortable tackling ambiguity, breaking down complex problems into actionable concepts.

  • Ability to understand business and product goals, and tailor designs to meet those needs

  • Bonus: Experience working on a consumer app

  • Bonus: Experience optimizing design for growth initiatives

Location

This is a remote position

Timing

3-6 month contract. Ideally starting as soon as possible

Portfolio

Please include a link to your portfolio

One More Thing

We realize the confidence gap and imposter syndrome might discourage amazing candidates from applying. Every job description is a wish list, so please reach out if this role really excites you.

How We Interview

We interview fast because we value your time.

Screen (15 min): A quick introductory chat to see if there is mutual interest

Experience (30 min): A deeper conversation about your background and goals with Claim, including discussions of past challenges and how you addressed them.

Paid Take-Home Project (2 hours): A quick design sprint to highlight your skillset across UX/UI and user centricity

Project Review with the Team (45 min): You’ll present your project to a small group of Claim team members you’d work closely with, allowing time to discuss your ideas and connect with more of the team.

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What You Should Know About UI/UX Designer, Claim

Are you ready to take on an exciting challenge as a UI/UX Designer at Claim? We're a fast-growing consumer technology company that’s reshaping the way brands engage with their customers, and we want you to be a part of this journey! At Claim, our mission is to create a delightful app that helps users discover their next favorite brands while saving money, all while forging authentic connections. As a UI/UX Designer, you'll play a crucial role in designing and refining meaningful user experiences that resonate with our audience, primarily Gen Z college students. This remote contract position offers you the opportunity to work autonomously, while still being a part of a close-knit team that values creativity and innovation. Your responsibilities will include everything from enhancing our onboarding flow to crafting new features that get our users excited. We are looking for someone with at least 3-5 years of experience building digital products, with a strong sense of UI design. You should be proficient in Figma and comfortable tackling ambiguity. If you're passionate about making an impact through design and user research, and eager to be part of a culture that celebrates collaboration, we can’t wait to see how you can help elevate Claim. Ready to join us? Apply now and let’s transform the consumer experience together!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for UI/UX Designer Role at Claim
What are the key responsibilities of a UI/UX Designer at Claim?

As a UI/UX Designer at Claim, you'll be responsible for designing and refining the critical parts of our app to enhance user engagement and overall experience. This includes creating intuitive onboarding flows, developing exciting new features, and improving the UX and UI for significant areas of the app. Your role will directly impact our growth and the user experience we offer.

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What qualifications do I need to become a UI/UX Designer at Claim?

To be a successful UI/UX Designer at Claim, you should have at least 3-5 years of experience in building digital products and a proven track record of creating user-friendly experiences. Strong expertise in Figma and the ability to conduct user research are also essential. A user-centric mindset and the ability to navigate through complex problems are crucial to this role.

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Is the UI/UX Designer position at Claim remote?

Yes, the UI/UX Designer position at Claim is a remote contract role. This arrangement allows you the flexibility to work from anywhere while collaborating closely with our team to drive meaningful changes in our product design.

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What is the duration of the contract for the UI/UX Designer position at Claim?

The UI/UX Designer position at Claim is a contract role with a duration of 3-6 months, ideally starting as soon as possible. This timeframe provides a unique opportunity to significantly influence the app during a pivotal growth phase.

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How does Claim support its UI/UX Designers in their professional development?

At Claim, we believe in fostering a culture of growth and learning. Our UI/UX Designers are encouraged to take ownership of their projects, collaborate with peers, and participate in iterative design processes. Through this environment, designers can refine their skills, contribute new ideas, and be a part of exciting initiatives that significantly shape the product.

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Common Interview Questions for UI/UX Designer
Can you describe your design process for a user-friendly application?

In answering this question, it's important to emphasize your approach step-by-step. Mention how you start with research to understand user needs, followed by ideation where you brainstorm solutions. Include how you create wireframes and prototypes, and the importance of testing with real users to refine your designs before final implementation.

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How do you prioritize features when designing the UI for an app?

Discuss your methods for prioritizing features by considering user feedback, business goals, and the feasibility of implementation. You might highlight using methods like the MoSCoW prioritization technique to categorize features as Must-have, Should-have, Could-have, or Won't-have, ensuring alignment with user needs and strategic objectives.

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What experience do you have with user testing and incorporating feedback into your designs?

Share your firsthand experiences conducting user tests and how valuable feedback informs your design iterations. Explain the processes you follow to analyze the feedback, prioritize changes, and how you ensure that the user’s voice is reflected in the final product.

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How do you keep yourself updated on UI/UX trends and best practices?

Emphasize your commitment to continuous learning by mentioning the blogs, webinars, courses, and design communities you participate in. Discuss how this knowledge influences your designs and the innovative strategies you bring into your work at Claim.

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Can you give an example of a challenging design problem you faced and how you overcame it?

Choose a specific project and describe the challenges you encountered, the thought process you employed to brainstorm potential solutions, and the final outcome. Focus on illustrating your problem-solving skills and ability to deliver under pressure.

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What tools do you prefer for prototyping and why?

Discuss your preferred tools for prototyping, such as Figma or Adobe XD. Emphasize their features that support collaborative work, ease of use for quick iterations, and how they enhance your capability to visualize and communicate design concepts effectively.

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How do you ensure that your designs are accessible and inclusive?

Address the importance of accessibility in your design approach. Discuss how you employ best practices such as using color contrast checkers, alt text for images, and ensuring navigation can be completed via keyboard. Show an understanding that inclusive design benefits all users.

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Describe a time when you had to collaborate with a team to achieve a design goal.

Share a collaborative project, detailing your role, the collaborators involved, and the methods you used to communicate effectively. Highlight the importance of teamwork in achieving shared objectives and how you navigated discussions to reach consensus.

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How do you handle criticism of your designs from stakeholders?

Explain your philosophy regarding feedback being a vital part of the design process. Describe how you separate personal feelings from professional critique and how you actively seek constructive feedback to iterate and improve your work, leading to better outcomes.

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In your opinion, what makes a great user experience?

Articulate your understanding of great user experience being a seamless integration of user-centered design principles, usability, clarity, and delight. Discuss how emotion-driven design can create positive associations with a brand and user satisfaction.

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