Product Designer

As a Product Designer at INFINIT, you'll be involved in a variety of exciting tasks, including collaborating closely with the Product Manager and Tech team to define the best user experience solutions. You'll also conduct continuous user research, iterate on designs based on feedback, and help evolve our design system to enhance our product offerings.

To excel as a Product Designer at INFINIT, you should have at least five years of relevant product design experience focusing on mobile and desktop applications. Strong skills in user needs assessment, information architecture, and prototyping are crucial, along with proficiency in Figma.

The work culture at INFINIT is built around flexibility, collaboration, and inclusivity. As a Product Designer, you’ll work in a hybrid model, enjoying the freedom of remote work while being part of a diverse team. We value different perspectives and promote a supportive environment for personal growth and innovation.

At INFINIT, diversity and inclusion are at the heart of what we do. Our Product Design team consists of members from over eight nationalities, fostering an inclusive culture where everyone’s ideas are valued. We believe that diverse perspectives lead to better problem-solving and product outcomes.

As a Product Designer at INFINIT, you can expect a range of competitive benefits, including a highly competitive salary, equity options, flexible working arrangements, top-tier medical and mental health insurance, and a variety of flexible benefits tailored to your needs.

Product Designers at INFINIT primarily use Figma as their main design tool for prototyping and usability testing. Familiarity with various design methodologies and tools geared toward user research can also be beneficial for success in the role.

The application process for the Product Designer role at INFINIT typically involves submitting your resume and portfolio showcasing your design skills and experiences. If selected, you will participate in a series of interviews to assess your fit with our team and culture.

When starting a new project, I begin by conducting user research to gather insights into user needs and pain points. Next, I define the problem and brainstorm potential solutions. From there, I sketch wireframes and prototypes, iterating based on feedback until we reach a final design. My goal is to ensure the end user has a seamless experience.

I view feedback as an essential part of the design process. When I receive feedback on my designs, I strive to listen actively and understand the perspective being shared. I then evaluate the suggestions to determine how they can enhance the user experience while still aligning with project goals.

One challenging project involved redesigning a complex B2B application. I approached it by breaking down the user journey, identifying friction points, and collaborating closely with stakeholders. By prioritizing user needs and involving them in usability testing, we successfully delivered a solution that enhanced user satisfaction.

I prefer using Figma for prototyping due to its collaborative features that allow for real-time feedback from team members and stakeholders. Its user-friendly interface makes it easy to create interactive prototypes that can effectively communicate the design vision.

To ensure my designs are user-centered, I engage in continuous user research, employing surveys, interviews, and usability tests. I involve users throughout the design process, ensuring their feedback directly influences design decisions. This approach helps create solutions that are intuitive and relevant to their needs.

I am familiar with several design methodologies, including Design Thinking, Agile UX, and Lean UX. Each of these approaches emphasizes user involvement and iterative testing, allowing for creative solutions that are grounded in real user feedback and needs.

When managing multiple design projects, I prioritize tasks by assessing deadlines, project impact, and team input. I use project management tools to keep track of my workload and communicate openly with my team to align on priorities and ensure everyone is focused on high-impact tasks.

I have experience creating and maintaining design systems that provide consistent design language across multiple products. This involves defining components, designing UI patterns, and documenting guidelines to help ensure that all team members can implement designs effectively and cohesively.

I measure the success of a design post-implementation using various metrics, including user engagement, conversion rates, and user satisfaction scores. I also gather qualitative feedback through user interviews and usability tests to assess how well the design meets user needs.

In a previous project, user testing revealed confusion around a certain feature. Based on this feedback, I iterated on the design, simplifying the interface and adding tooltips for clarity. This resulted in improved user understanding and satisfaction with that feature.