Product Designer, Spacelift

• Strong fundamentals in interaction design, information architecture, and visual design. Share examples of this work through a portfolio or concrete work samples during the process
• 2 to 5 years of product design experience, ideally on B2B, technical, or developer-facing products
• Solid fundamentals in interaction design, information architecture, and visual design
• Fluency in Figma and modern design system practice
• A portfolio or work samples with concrete examples we can review, showing shipped product work, design process, interaction decisions, and visual craft. Applications without examples or a portfolio will not be considered
• Reliable on ongoing, iterative work. You finish things, you sweat the details, and you keep quality consistent across a lot of small surfaces
• Clear written and verbal communicator. You can explain a design decision in a couple of sentences
• Open to critique and direction. You want to work under senior designers and get better fast
• Curiosity about technical users and technical conversations
• Comfortable using AI tools in your design workflow (ideation, exploration, basic automation) and curious about where they help. We use them daily and expect you to
• Fluent English (B2+), based in Europe

Desirable

• We are hiring a Product Designer with 2 to 5 years of experience to carry well-scoped, ongoing work on a mature product under senior review, so the senior designers can focus on the new bet
• This is deliberately the first seat below Senior on the team: a place to do real craft on a real product, with strong people to learn from, and a clear path toward Senior
• Own well-scoped, ongoing design work on a mature product area (likely Deploy): iterations, improvements, edge cases, polish, and consistency work, with review and direction from a Senior or Staff Designer
• Turn defined problems into clear, production-ready interface designs
• Contribute to research alongside a senior teammate. Run focused user interviews and usability checks. Synthesize findings with support
• Use the design system fluently. Reuse what is there, flag gaps when a pattern is missing. Owning or extending the system is not your job here; that sits with the seniors
• Partner with engineering and PM through implementation. Pair on edge cases. Communicate decisions with reasoning, not preference
• Contribute design assets to launches and releases (in-product onboarding, release-notes visuals, announcement surfaces) with guidance
• Build technical fluency. Be curious about DevOps, IaC, and the dense, technical workflows our users live in, even when it is new to you