Sr. Product Designer, Revenue

Own product work end to end. Partner closely with Product and Engineering to define problems, explore possibilities, and ship experiences that improve key metrics. Stay involved through launch and iteration, not just handoff Use AI as part of your creative process. Start early to clarify intent, explore directions, and pressure test ideas before committing to a path Validate ideas quickly through lightweight research and direct user feedback. You treat research as a way to build confidence and momentum, not slow things down Bring ideas to life rapidly using modern tools. Create high-fidelity prototypes and, in some cases, work close to code to test and iterate on real interactions Work in tight collaboration with engineers to reduce friction between design and build. You care about how things are made, not just how they look Design monetization experiences that feel simple, transparent, and valuable. You help users understand what they're getting and why it matters Balance speed with quality. You know when to go deep, when to move fast, and how to deliver thoughtful experiences under real-world constraints Share what you learn. Contribute to team culture through critique, collaboration, and raising the bar for how we design and build 5 to 8+ years of product design experience with a track record of shipping high-impact work Experience designing for growth, monetization, or marketplace products such as subscriptions or conversion funnels Ability to independently lead ambiguous, complex problem spaces and drive them to execution Strong systems thinking across flows, states, and edge cases High level of craft across interaction design, visual design, and prototyping Strong product instincts and design thinking, with the ability to generate and execute on bold ideas Experience using AI tools to accelerate your workflow across exploration, prototyping, and iteration Comfort working close to the code layer, with a solid understanding of front-end systems and constraints A builder mindset with a bias toward making, testing, and shipping