Role Description We’re looking for an experienced Product Designer to join our growing team on a part time/contract basis. In this role, you’ll be responsible for creating intuitive, engaging product experiences that delight our users — from concept to delivery. You will also collaborate with marketing and sales to ensure brand consistency across the full customer journey, contributing to assets such as landing pages, sales decks, and campaign visuals. What you'll be doing: - Product Design (Primary Focus) - Own end-to-end design for key product areas, from discovery through delivery - Translate user needs, business goals, and technical constraints into elegant solutions - Create wireframes, user flows, high-fidelity mockups, and interactive prototypes - Collaborate closely with Product Managers and Engineers to bring ideas to life - Participate in user research and usability testing to inform design decisions - Contribute to and evolve our design system for consistency and scalability - Marketing & Sales Design (Secondary Focus) - Design marketing materials that align with the product brand, such as landing pages, ads, and campaign assets - Collaborate with the marketing team to refine and elevate our visual storytelling - Support the sales team with design for presentations, one-pagers, and other collateral - Ensure brand cohesion across digital product, web, and sales experiences Note: this job is remote, and we are open to candidates across Europe. Qualifications - 3–5 years of professional experience in product design, ideally within a SaaS - Experience with marketing design, branding, or motion graphics - Experience working in start-ups - Strong portfolio demonstrating user-centered product design and a solid visual design aesthetic - Experience designing responsive web and/or mobile applications - Proficiency in Figma (or equivalent design/prototyping tools) - Understanding of design systems and component-driven design - Ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams Requirements - You have an entrepreneurial mindset and are autonomous - You’re able to work in an environment with limited structure and processes - You’re excited to tackle new challenges head-on - You’re extremely curious - New opportunities and potential challenges excite you - You’re extremely detail oriented and have a bias for action—you're a doer - You’re open, trustworthy, and committed - You’re a team player Benefits - Compensation: $1,500/month retainer plus additional project-based compensation - Project fees vary based on scope, complexity and involvement - Remote work - Plenty of room for growth as our ambitious team grows too - Access to your professional coach via our app - Regular training and development

• Lead the UX and UI design for one or more Modo product teams, from concept to launch and beyond. • Translate product vision and user needs into elegant, functional, and engaging user interfaces. • Own and evolve the design system to ensure consistency, scalability, and brand alignment across all surfaces. • Conduct user research, usability testing, and competitor analysis to inform design direction. • Create wireframes, prototypes, interaction flows, and high-fidelity mockups with a strong attention to detail. • Collaborate closely with product managers, engineers, and marketing to ensure designs are feasible, optimized, and aligned with product goals. • Advocate for the user and help shape product strategy through user-centered design thinking. • Contribute to team culture and mentor junior designers by sharing best practices, feedback, and thought leadership. • Ensure accessibility and performance are considered in all design output. • Participate in sprint planning, design reviews, and product brainstorming sessions. • Proactively identify user experience issues and propose thoughtful solutions based on data and research. • Maintain clear design documentation and specifications to support handoff to engineering. • Work with cross-functional stakeholders to iterate quickly and efficiently based on user feedback and evolving requirements. • Partner with analytics and product teams to validate design hypotheses through testing and experimentation.

• Own and evolve PIERRE's design system in Figma — semantic tokens, components, variables, states, scoping. • Translate system updates from Figma into the codebase: open the React Native repo in Cursor, edit components, run things locally, prototype with Claude Code. • Design and ship product features end-to-end at the screen and flow level. • Contribute to PIERRE's widget system — a generative, modular home built around natural language interactions with our AI. • Use AI tools (Claude, Cursor, Claude Code, v0, Lovable, Midjourney, etc.) as part of your daily method.

• Join discovery sessions alongside the BI Product Manager when the consumption experience is central to defining the problem • Observe how users interact with data in their actual environment, contribute a user experience perspective before solutions are attached to problems, and push back when a proposed direction is technically solvable but experientially wrong. • Own information hierarchy, navigation, visualization selection, and layout across BI reporting products. • Make and defend design decisions based on the decision the report needs to enable, not aesthetic preference. • Align with the Analytics Developer on data availability before making design commitments. • Maintain working knowledge of both primary consumer types - operational users who need to act quickly and leadership users who need context and narrative - and design appropriately for each. • Test designs with actual users from both categories before work ships. • Prototype early and share work before it is finished. • Test the design approach, not just the visual details, and iterate based on what users actually do rather than what they say they prefer. • Own and maintain the Power BI visual standard for the BI team, including color conventions, layout patterns, visualization guidelines, and reusable templates for the two primary use cases. • Document design decisions so the standard can be evolved intentionally. • Track whether shipped work is being used and whether the experience is creating the conditions for decisions to be made. • Surface adoption signals and design-related friction back into iteration rather than treating delivery as the endpoint. • Participate in sprint planning, backlog grooming, and effort estimation as part of a structured delivery model. Work is tracked and managed in Azure DevOps.