Senior Product Designer

As a Senior Product Designer here, you'll own the design process from discovery to developer handoff. This includes collaborating with engineering and legal teams to develop AI-native workflows, translating abstract problems into effective UI/UX solutions, and maintaining a scalable design system.

To qualify for the Senior Product Designer position, candidates should have over three years of experience in designing digital products, a robust portfolio showcasing UI/UX design skill, proficiency in design tools like Figma or Framer, and strong communication skills for effective collaboration.

In this role, you'll closely collaborate with engineering, product, and legal teams to build effective AI-native workflows. Effective communication is crucial, as you'll be coordinating cross-functionally to ensure that the design vision aligns with technical and user needs.

The company promotes a culture of high ownership, direct impact, and quick feedback loops. You'll have the flexibility of a hybrid working setup while facing exciting and meaningful design challenges within a talented team.

While not mandatory, experience in legal tech, workflow tools, or working with AI/LLMs is considered a bonus for the Senior Product Designer position. This background can enhance your understanding of the specific challenges faced by legal teams.

A strong approach to answering this question is to detail your user-centered design process, emphasizing the stages of research, prototyping, testing, and iteration. Make sure to mention how you incorporate user feedback to refine your designs.

Explain the practices you follow to ensure accessibility, such as adhering to WCAG guidelines, testing designs with assistive technologies, and involving users with disabilities in your feedback process.

Share specific examples of past collaborations, focusing on communication strategies, how you align your designs with technical constraints, and the ways you ensure everyone's insights contribute to the project’s success.

Describe the techniques you employ for user testing, such as A/B testing, usability studies, and gathering qualitative feedback. Highlight how you analyze this data to inform design decisions.

Mention the design tools you are experienced with, such as Figma or Framer. Discuss the ways these tools enhance your workflow, streamline collaboration, and facilitate rapid prototyping.

Talk about your openness to receiving constructive feedback, how you evaluate it critically, and how you integrate valuable suggestions to improve your work while maintaining your design vision.

Provide a detailed account of a specific project where you encountered hurdles. Focus on your problem-solving abilities, the strategies you employed, and how you managed team collaboration to ultimately succeed.

Discuss your strategies for keeping current, such as following design blogs, participating in online courses, attending design conferences, and being part of design communities.

Share your sources of inspiration, whether they are from other designers, nature, architecture, or user experiences. This shows your passion for design and how it informs your approach.

Reflect on your alignment with the company’s mission and culture, emphasizing your enthusiasm for working on meaningful projects that impact users and your eagerness to contribute to a high-talent team.