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Product Designer – International, Full-time
About the role
• Shape Spate’s core product dashboard where brand teams explore trends, build reports, and work with the AI assistant
• Help decide what to build and why, and remain involved from initial concept through launch
• Choose appropriate deliverables, including written proposals, user flows, prototypes, and Figma specifications
• Identify user pain points through customer calls, interviews, feedback, and usage data
• Frame problems, explore options, and propose product directions
• Define interaction patterns for AI chats, reports, and inline summaries
• Design how AI insights show sources, loading states, uncertainty, and incorrect answers
• Shape the voice and structure of AI-generated insights
• Own design-system principles and the Figma library
• Partner with frontend engineers to align the Figma and React component libraries
• Establish data-visualization standards and AI-feature patterns
• Co-own product metrics, user-feedback tracking, and LLM-feature quality evaluation
• Define measurable rubrics for high-quality AI answers
• Collaborate with the frontend lead and report to the frontend lead
• 3+ years of product design experience, ideally owning features end to end in a B2B or SaaS product
• Strong product opinions and ability to defend and revise ideas
• Portfolio demonstrating problem framing, including at least one case study beginning with a fuzzy problem and no specification
• Experience designing data-heavy products such as dashboards, analytics, or reporting tools
• Experience contributing to or working within a design system
• Curiosity about AI products, ideally with hands-on exploration
• Strong written communication in English
• Fluency in Figma and use of AI tools in everyday workflow
• Availability during core collaboration hours of 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Eastern
• Ability to be based between US Central Time (UTC−6) and Central European Time (UTC+1)
• Fully remote work
• Flexible working with few meetings
• Significant autonomy and impact over work direction