Lead Product Designer

About the Role:

We are looking for a hands-on Product Designer with strong experience in designing consumer-facing mobile applications (B2C). You will own end-to-end design for key product areas, shaping intuitive, engaging, and scalable user experiences.

This role requires someone who combines product thinking, UX rigor, and visual craft, and has shipped real mobile experiences used by customers.

You’ll work at the intersection of product, engineering, and real user needs to build experiences that are not just usable, but deeply meaningful.

Key Responsibilities:

Own the end-to-end product design lifecycle: discovery → wireframes → prototypes → final UI

Design intuitive and engaging mobile-first experiences (iOS & Android) for consumer products

Conduct user research, usability testing, and behavioral analysis to inform design decisions

Create user journeys, flows, and interaction models for new and existing features

Translate product requirements into high-quality UI/UX solutions

Collaborate closely with Product Managers, Engineers, and Growth teams

Contribute to and evolve design systems, components, and patterns

Use data and insights to iterate and improve user experience and engagement

Ensure high-quality handoff and implementation with engineering teams

What We’re Looking For:

8+ years of experience designing and shipping consumer-facing (B2C) mobile products

Strong portfolio showcasing end-to-end design projects (mobile-first)

Deep understanding of mobile UX patterns, interaction design, and usability principles

Ability to bring clarity to ambiguity and structure to complex problem spaces

Strong sense of visual hierarchy, information architecture, and clean design systems

High ownership mindset, you don’t wait for perfect inputs, you move things forward

Excellent collaboration skills across Product, Engineering, and stakeholders

Curiosity-driven thinking, you question assumptions before jumping to solutions

What Sets You Apart:

Experience working on health, wellness, or data-heavy consumer products

Ability to design for trust, clarity, and sensitive user contexts

Strong attention to micro-interactions and product polish

A bias for clarity over cleverness, with the judgment to know when to push boundaries