Senior Product Designer

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🕒 May 26

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Readymag

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11 - 50 employees

Founded 2013

☁️ SaaS

📱 Media

💰 $500k Seed Round - Readymag on 2015-03

SaaS • Media

Readymag is a web-based visual design and publishing platform that lets users create interactive websites, landing pages, magazines, presentations, portfolios, and lightweight e-commerce pages without coding. It provides templates, layout and typography controls, analytics and integrations (payments, video, forms, embeds) and cookie/consent handling to support public and password-protected projects. Readymag operates as a subscription software service targeted at designers, publishers, creatives and teams seeking a no-code tool for online storytelling and digital publications.

📋 Description

• Own features end-to-end, from early exploration through specs and production handoff; • Use Readymag as your primary lens: spot friction, notice inconsistencies, and advocate for improvements as someone who works with the product daily; • Prototype ideas quickly: in Figma, in code, or whatever gets the point across fastest; • Collaborate with engineers on technical and architectural decisions; • Contribute to and extend the design system, keeping it tightly aligned with how things are built in code; • Work with data, run experiments, and use research to make informed decisions; • Contribute to strategic direction and roadmap alongside product and design leadership.

🎯 Requirements

• 5+ years in product design, preferably in complex technical industries • Strong ownership and an end-to-end approach—you can take a feature from ambiguous brief to shipped without losing the thread • A portfolio that shows range: complex product problems solved with clarity, and an eye for visual quality that designers will notice • You think in systems and work closely with engineers—you’re comfortable in technical conversations, not just design reviews. • Would be a plus - Meaningful experience with tools, creative software, or other canvas-based, interaction-heavy products • A feel for interface animation—not just transitions for their own sake, but motion that communicates state, guides attention, and makes a complex tool feel alive.