Senior Product Designer, Overstory

• A strong portfolio featuring examples of interaction design work
• Experience working at an early-stage startup
• Demonstrated experience with end-to-end (hybrid UX and UI) product design for enterprise software
• Demonstrated experience working with cross-functional teams (product, engineering and design)
• You demonstrate an acute skill in turning the complex into dead simple experiences that non-technical users grasp with ease
• Exceptional verbal, written and visual communication skills in a fast-paced environment
• Experience leading design sprints and building consensus around the best ideas
• You take calculated risks: you’re comfortable learning as you go and making mistakes. You know perfect is the enemy of good
• A genuine passion for the urgency of solving our climate crisis

Desirable

• We’re looking for a Product Designer to play a leading role in shaping our customer-facing product. This is a role for someone entrepreneurial who wants to roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty with designing a product in its early stages. You’ll work closely with the rest of a dedicated team to build Overstory so that it has a giant impact on the world
• You’ll be embedded in the team responsible for the core experience of our product, tasked with the mission of providing our users with the best-in-class analyses that help them achieve their goals
• For this role we are looking to hire in the US or Canada, to be in close proximity to our customers. The team you would be working day-to-day with is distributed throughout the US and Europe
• Lead the end-to-end product design process of our customer-facing product including user research, wireframes, prototypes, flows, detailed design specs and QA
• Understand engineering and business constraints to create shippable solutions to users’ problems, and continuously validate the solutions with customers
• Lay out a design vision for what's possible by quickly iterating, knowing when to pay attention to detail and when to make low-fi sketches and prototypes
• Communicate and present your work clearly and frequently to teammates and company leaders
• Take full ownership of your work. That also means getting involved on how to communicate it to customers when releases happen
• Think both short- and long-term so that you can meet near-term deadlines while iterating toward a future vision
• Facilitate alignment and vision exercises (e.g. design sprints, workshops, planning)
• Occasionally meet in-person with our customers to run workshops, attend field visits and learn about how our customers are leveraging Overstory in their day-to-day operations
• Occasionally attend industry events to keep an eye on competition, and learn about how our prospects and customers are thinking about leveraging disrupting technology