Role Description

As a Product Designer at Userflow, you'll work alongside our Senior Designer and Product Managers to ship high-quality product experiences that our customers love. This is an individual contributor role with real ownership. You won't just be executing tickets - you'll be a thought partner in shaping the product.

• Design end-to-end: Own features from early exploration through to high-fidelity UI and developer handoff.
• Research and validate: Partner with PMs to run lightweight user research, interviews, and usability tests to ensure we're solving the right problems.
• Move fast with AI: Use tools like Lovable, Cursor, v0, or similar to generate UI, pressure-test concepts, and explore directions in parallel before committing to full fidelity.
• Collaborate closely with engineers: Work alongside our engineering team to ensure designs are implemented as intended and engage early on feasibility.
• Contribute to our design system: Help maintain and evolve our component library and design patterns as the product grows.
• Iterate with data: Use product analytics and user feedback to continuously refine shipped experiences.

Qualifications

• 3-4+ years of product design experience, with a portfolio that demonstrates strong B2B SaaS work.
• Startup experience - you've worked in a fast-moving, resource-constrained environment and know how to prioritize and adapt.
• An AI-native workflow. You actively use AI tooling as part of how you work.
• Strong end-to-end skills across the full design process - research, information architecture, interaction design, and high-fidelity UI.
• Figma proficiency: You live in Figma. Prototyping, auto-layout, and component-based design are second nature.
• Self-directed: You can scope your own work, manage your time, and drive projects forward without a lot of hand-holding.
• Clear communicator: You work well with PMs and engineers, articulate your thinking, and take feedback constructively.

Requirements

• The design world is changing fast. We're looking for someone who has embraced that and will continue to help us evolve the product for the next generation of Product People.
• You use AI tools to move faster through the fuzzy early stages - generating rough UI, exploring multiple directions in parallel, spinning up quick prototypes to validate ideas before investing in full fidelity.
• You know that AI doesn't replace judgment. You bring the design thinking, the user empathy, and the craft.
• If your current workflow looks roughly the same as it did two years ago, this probably isn't the right fit.

Nice to Have

• Experience designing for PLG products or developer/builder tools.
• Familiarity with onboarding, activation, or in-app engagement patterns.