Staff Product Designer

🕒 vor 2 Monaten

🇺🇸 Vereinigte Staaten – Remote

💵 $218.000 - $300.000 / Jahr

⏰ Vollzeit

🔴 Experte

🎨 Produktdesigner (UI/UX)

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11 - 50 Mitarbeiter

Gegründet 2018

💼 Beratung

📦 Logistik

☁️ SaaS

Consulting • Logistics • SaaS

Render ist eine Cloud-Plattform, die den Prozess des Erstellens, Bereitstellens und Skalierens von Anwendungen für Entwickler und Teams vereinfacht. Mit robusten Funktionen wie automatischen Deployments, automatischer Skalierung und einer Vielzahl von Serviceoptionen, einschließlich Web-Services und statischen Websites, bietet Render eine umfassende Umgebung für die Anwendungsentwicklung. Vertraut von über zwei Millionen Entwicklern, ist Render darauf ausgelegt, alles von den kleinsten Projekten bis hin zu groß angelegten Anwendungen mühelos zu bewältigen, wobei nahtlose Updates und sichere Netzwerkanbindungen gewährleistet sind.

Beschreibung

• Make a multi-service system legible at a glance. Design the views that let a developer see how their services connect and depend on each other, instead of stitching the picture together one service at a time. This comprehension gap is where design can make a complicated system feel cohesive and friendly. • Design system-level observability. Aggregated logs, metrics, deploys, and events across a whole project, filterable by environment and resource — so a developer can answer "what's going on with my system" in one place. This is high-density information design where hierarchy, scanning speed, and progressive disclosure are the whole game. • Design deployment as a coordinated act. When an application has many services, coordination gets hard. You'll design cross-service deployment and rollback, and a preview model so shipping feels safe at any scale. • Design and consider all product states. You'll own the "unglamorous" moments. Like build errors, failed deploys, and empty states, and turn them into helpful experiences. Since developer tools earn their reputation by how they handle problems, your focus is on guiding the user to success even when things go wrong. • Own a first-run experience worth recommending. The path from signup to first successful deploy is where trust starts. You'll design it so that a developer's first ten minutes make them want to tell someone. • Contribute to where the platform goes next. Alongside the shipping work, you'll bring concept explorations and a strong point of view to a design-led discovery track, shaping the platform's future through a weekly critique cadence with the rest of the team.

🎯 Anforderungen

• 7+ years of relevant experience. Whether you’ve worked on developer tools, cloud infrastructure, or another complex, high-stakes product, we care more about your impact than your title. • Exceptional taste and craft. You have an eye for detail that borders on obsessive — typography, spacing, motion, density, interaction feedback. You notice when something is 2px off and it bothers you, and you've shipped work other practitioners admire. • Strong information architecture. You can take a tangle of objects and relationships and make it feel like one obvious thing. • You design the whole journey, not a screen at a time. Your portfolio shows a user carried coherently across every surface a feature touches — entry point to empty state to failure to recovery — not a set of polished screens that don't add up to a system. • Fluent in developer language. You know your way around services, CI/CD, and deployments. You don’t need to have built a cloud platform before, but you’re curious enough to get deep into the weeds of how it works. • Respect for failure states. You believe an error message is an interface, and you design for the user having a bad day, not just the happy path. • Systems fluency. You're comfortable working in and contributing to a design system as the product's surface area grows, extending it rather than fighting it. • Strong product judgment under fast launch velocity. You frame problems well, prioritize ruthlessly, and know which details matter and which can wait. • Clear, direct communication and a genuinely collaborative way of working with product and engineering partners — including sharing a problem space with another designer without needing hard fences between you.

🏖️ Vorteile

• 4 weeks of paid vacation. • 14 weeks of fully paid parental leave for all parents to bond with a newly born, adopted, or fostered child. We will also work with you to create a supportive plan of return. • Long-term disability, life insurance, and 401K plans. • 100% employer-paid medical coverage and 99% employer-paid dental and vision coverage for you and a dependent. FSAs and HSAs are available as well. • Monthly lifestyle stipend for wellness, mental health and therapy, hobbies, etc. • Monthly cell phone and internet subsidy. • Commuter benefits for Renders in the Bay Area, and home office stipends for remote Renders. • Continuous learning benefits & related support.