• Own and optimize Monograph’s Webflow website. • Build landing pages and other conversion-focused web experiences. • Ensure pages load quickly, deliver strong UX/UI, and perform well across mobile and desktop. • Maintain a clean, scalable Webflow environment, including CMS collections, templates, components, forms, and reusable page sections. • Manage core website operations, including metadata, redirects, image optimization, internal linking, form setup, publishing, and QA. • Use performance insights to improve page layouts, visual hierarchy, UX, and conversion paths. • QA pages before launch and troubleshoot common Webflow issues independently. • Design campaign assets for Meta, LinkedIn, Google, and other paid media channels that are clear, modern, and effective in small-format placements. • Adapt campaign concepts into multiple formats, sizes, and variations quickly. • Collaborate with performance marketing to test creative angles, refresh fatigued ads, and improve campaign output. • Create GIFs, short animations, lightweight motion graphics, and product explainer visuals for web pages and paid media campaigns. • Turn product workflows, screenshots, and UI concepts into simple visual assets that make Monograph easier to understand. • Bring a modern, sophisticated B2B SaaS design sensibility to Monograph’s website, campaigns, events, and sales materials. • Create web graphics, illustrations, diagrams, presentation assets, event materials, one-pagers, and sales collateral as needed. • Design annual trade show booth concepts and supporting event assets, including booth graphics, signage, banners, screens, handouts, and related visual materials. • Work with external vendors, agencies, printers, or contractors when needed to produce event and campaign assets accurately and on time.

• Lead end-to-end design for Point of Sale experiences • Define operational workflows • Mentor other designers • Collaborate with Product and Engineering

• Design software for transit agency staff across the full product cycle, from discovery and research through prototypes and high-fidelity designs. • Partner with product managers and engineers to shape product strategy by visualizing problems and solutions. • Plan and lead user research — interviews, usability tests, synthesis — and communicate findings in ways that change decisions. • Design for the real-world context your work lands in, including the operational workflows and service outcomes that connect to the software. • Work alongside engineering during the build phase, acting as a quality check between what gets built and what users actually need. • Contribute to Swiftly's design system and help raise the team's design foundation over time.

• Lead and develop a team of product designers across multiple product pods, including direct ownership of hiring, performance, and career growth. • Partner with the VP of Design on design strategy, org design, and how the design function scales over time. • Create the conditions for designers to do their best work: align stakeholders, manage cross-functional dependencies, and drive clarity into ambiguous projects. • Set and hold the craft bar across the platform — interaction patterns, visual execution, design system standards, and long-term product quality — keeping it consistent as the team and surface areas grow. • Help define how product design operates at Givebutter, establishing how the team designs with AI tools and for AI-driven product experiences. • Act as a strategic design partner to senior Product and Engineering leaders, shaping cross-functional decisions and aligning teams around shared outcomes. • Influence product strategy through deep insight into our users (fundraisers and donors), turning ambiguous cross-product problems into clear direction for the team. • Make high-stakes design decisions that balance craft, speed, and business impact, with a company-level ownership mindset. • Help evolve Givebutter's design culture as the team grows, establishing practices, norms, and rituals that scale.