Product Designer – PM-Led

Responsibilities

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• Define user problems through lightweight research, analytics, and direct customer conversations
  
• Write clear product briefs and user stories with acceptance criteria engineering can act on
  
• Own end-to-end UX flows from journey maps and wireframes to high-fidelity Figma prototypes
  
• Design with systems thinking: maintain and evolve our component library and design tokens
  
• Conduct usability testing and iterate quickly based on real signal
  
• Build functional POCs using AI-assisted tools (Claude Design) to test ideas before full dev investment
  
• Run fast experiments ship rough to refine, not waiting for perfect
  
• Prioritize ruthlessly: what to build now, what to park, and what to kill
  
• Present work to C-level and commercial stakeholders with clear rationale, not just outputs
  
• Contribute to sprint planning and roadmap discussions alongside engineering leads
  
• Document product decisions and design rationale for async, distributed teams
  

Requirements

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• 3 to 5 years in a product, UX, or product design role ideally in B2C tech or a marketplace
  
• Sharp product instincts: you ask 'why' before 'what' and 'how'
  
• User research skills: you can run interviews, usability tests, and synthesize findings into clear design and product decisions
  
• Ability to move fluidly between strategy (problem framing) and execution (shipping artefacts)
  
• Clear communicator written and verbal, comfortable presenting to non-technical audiences
  
• A proactive, ownership-driven approach to your work
  
• Strong Figma skills: xqbhyrx components, auto-layout, interactive prototypes, design systems (nice to have)
  
• Experience with AI-assisted prototyping tools (Claude Design or similar) (nice to have)
  
• Background in mobility, automotive, or marketplace products (nice to have)
  
• Familiarity with mobile-first design (iOS/Android conventions) (nice to have)
  
• Basic understanding of APIs or component-driven development (nice to have)
  
• Experience designing for multiple European markets or multi-locale products (nice to have)
  

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