FOUNDING PRODUCT DESIGNER (UX/UI)
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Role details
Tech stack
Requirements
A product builder. Rideshare or dual sided platform experience (e.g. Uber, Lyft, Zocdoc, Google, etc.) step to the front!, * Figma
- Auto Layout
- Components
- Variables
- Design Systems
- Interactive Prototypes
- Jira
You should already know how to work with engineers and ship production-ready designs.
Benefits & conditions
Initial compensation is modest while we build but includes IMMEDIATE impressive performance and conversion bonuses.
As we execute our growth plan-and if our planned funding milestones are achieved-exceptional contributors may have opportunities for permanent roles with increased compensation within 30-45 days with equity ownership shares., * Own UX & UI
- Build production-ready Figma files
- Work directly with founders and engineering
- Simplify complex problems
- Ship continuously
Apply if…
You think like a product manager.
Design like an engineer.
Obsess like Jony Ive.
Ship like a startup founder.
Pay: From $500.00 per month
About the company
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HelpAfterAccident has one week to finish the MVP and launch. You’re our Product Designer. How do we get it done? (We’re looking for how you prioritize, collaborate, eliminate scope, and make decisions under pressure.)
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What’s one product you use every day that you believe is over-designed? What would you remove first, and why?
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