Staff Product Designer

As a Staff Product Designer at EvenUp, you'll take charge of the entire design process for specific product areas. This includes conducting user research and usability testing to inform the design of features that are not only powerful but also delightful to use. You'll create high-fidelity designs and prototypes for our AI-powered legal solutions, working collaboratively with engineers and product managers to deliver high-quality products at a rapid pace.

To qualify for the Staff Product Designer position at EvenUp, you should have at least 8 years of experience in software product design, particularly in B2B environments. Familiarity with designing interfaces for AI products and deep expertise in Figma are essential. Additionally, excellent qualitative user research skills and the capability to meet deadlines in a fast-paced startup environment will set you up for success.

At EvenUp, the design system plays a crucial role in ensuring consistency and efficiency across all product developments. As a Staff Product Designer, you'll not only maintain and improve this system but also collaborate with other designers and engineers to implement reusable components and guidelines. This allows for seamless integration of new features while adhering to high design standards.

In the role of Staff Product Designer at EvenUp, you will work on impactful projects aimed at enhancing our AI-driven legal platform. This includes designing user-centric workflows and interfaces that empower attorneys and enhance user experiences for injury victims seeking legal assistance. Your designs will directly influence our mission of providing fair resolution for all clients.

Yes! The Staff Product Designer position at EvenUp is fully remote, allowing you the flexibility to work from anywhere in the U.S. or Canada. While you have the option to work from our offices in San Francisco or Toronto, remote work is embraced, promoting work-life balance while contributing to our mission.

Certainly! When approaching a new design area, I start with understanding user needs through research and interviews, followed by sketching out ideas and user flows. I then create wireframes and high-fidelity prototypes, ensuring that I gather feedback throughout. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is key at each step to iterate and refine the product before launch.

My approach to user research includes both qualitative and quantitative methods. I conduct user interviews and usability testing sessions to gain deep insights into user behavior and preferences. Additionally, I analyze user data and gather feedback on existing products to identify pain points and opportunities for enhancement.

I view design critiques as a vital part of the design process. I approach them with an open mind, looking to understand different perspectives. Constructive feedback helps me strengthen my designs, and I encourage team members to voice their opinions, as collaboration often leads to better solutions.

One notable project was designing an AI-driven dashboard for legal case management. I led the design process, conducting user research, creating prototypes, and collaborating closely with developers to ensure functionality aligned with user needs. The project increased our client's productivity by 30%, and the user satisfaction scores were significantly higher post-launch.

I regularly follow design blogs, attend web seminars, and participate in design communities to keep abreast of the latest trends and tools. Networking with fellow designers also provides insights into emerging technologies and innovative practices, ensuring I am informed and inspired in my work.

In high-pressure situations, I prioritize tasks based on project timelines and stakeholder needs. I use project management tools to track progress and maintain open communication with my team to adjust priorities as needed. This flexibility helps me deliver quality designs on time.

Figma has been my primary design tool for several years. I utilize it for creating interactive prototypes, managing design systems, and collaborating seamlessly with cross-functional teams. Its components and version control features are crucial in maintaining consistency and efficiency in our design projects.

When creating a design system, I start by compiling all current design assets and components, ensuring they align with our brand and user experience goals. I develop guidelines for usage and establish a documentation process to ensure everyone on the team can effectively utilize the system as we evolve our product.

I measure the success of my design solutions through user feedback, usability testing results, and metrics such as engagement rates or task completion times. These data points help me assess how well my designs meet user needs and where further improvements can be made.

Mentoring a junior designer involves providing constructive feedback, sharing resources, and encouraging them to take ownership of small projects. I also help them understand the design process from research to execution, promoting confidence in their design decisions and fostering their professional growth.