Senior Product Designer, Nory

• We’re looking for exceptional builders with a proven track record designing B2B, operational, or workflow-heavy products - ideally at SaaS start-ups or scale-ups during a period of rapid growth
• Depth of experience: 5+ years of end-to-end product design - taking a 0→1 product out the door, then scaling it 1→10 alongside PMs and engineers. A portfolio that’s simple and outcome-focused: the problem, the solution, your role, the result
• Real ownership: You’ve been the go-to person driving important product work forward, like rallying a team around a specific problem, testing hypotheses with real customers (not just throwing things at a wall and A/B testing), shipping, and “systemising” solutions for the company
• Goal focus: You care about business and customer impact and drive toward measurable outcomes. When you present work, you can explain how it moved the customer’s P&L
• Conviction: You hold strong, customer-informed opinions and can reason from first principles - while staying genuinely open to feedback and evidence
• High agency: You don’t wait for perfect conditions. You’re resourceful and proactive in ambiguous situations, and it shows in how you talk about your own work: you say “I decided,” not just “we decided.”
• Systems thinking: You understand complex domains deeply, then rise above the complexity to make something radically simpler, never putting unnecessary complexity on screen
• Collaboration: You work effectively across functions and simplify complex ideas. You can point to decisions you made, not just what you’ve helped the team execute
• Technical fluency: Comfortable with HTML, CSS, React, Tailwind (or tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) to build dynamic prototypes - and you're not afraid to ship code to production when it helps
• Learning mindset: You’ve seen a product or company go from scrappy to “enterprise-grade” without losing momentum, and you actively build a playbook from what you learn

Desirable

• We’re hiring a Senior Product Designer to join our Inventory Management squad
• Most inventory systems still feel like spreadsheets. You’ll design something far better: an intelligent inventory system that guides restaurants to be more profitable and automates admin tasks, helping restaurant owners and operators focus on what matters the most: happy customers and happy teams
• This is a role where access to customers is guaranteed, iterations are fast and feedback comes quickly. As a product designer, you’ll help shape what gets built as well as the end-to-end experience, working towards our vision of a purpose-built restaurant OS where AI assistants take control of prime cost
• The Inventory Management squad owns the product surface that spans procurement, stock management and restaurant accounting: ordering ingredients from suppliers, making sure the invoice that lands a week later matches what had arrived, counting stock on Sunday nights, tracking what was binned vs served, and making sure every cent of it is accounted for in the P&L
• Right now, the squad is building AI assistants that turn tomorrow's forecasted demand into tonight's supplier orders, and that hunt down invoice discrepancies across hundreds of line items before a finance team has to go looking. We balance that with evolving the entire Nory system, shipping quickly and iterating on real customer feedback
• Own meaningful parts of the Inventory experience end to end - from understanding the problem through to shipping and learning from the outcome
• Design UX patterns for AI assistants across web and mobile that make restaurant and back office teams’ lives easier
• Ship enhancements across the full Inventory surface, making the product effective and trustworthy for busy operators
• Design to decrease time on task and increase clarity, using customer insights, product data, and business metrics to shape decisions and measure impact
• Work with cross-functional partners from product, engineering and customer success to deliver real business outcomes
• Contribute to and evolve Bento, our design system
• Prototype fast, in Figma, code, or whatever helps you move quickest - to stress-test ideas internally and with customers
• Help the product grow up without getting old, bring enterprise-grade maturity without losing speed, creativity, or customer focus