Growth Product Designer

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📋 Description

• Design and iterate on landing pages, onboarding flows, and key funnel touchpoints (including paywall moments).
• Take things end-to-end: map the journey, write and refine copy, and make sure the experience feels cohesive.
• Turn fuzzy goals ("improve activation", "increase paywall conversion") into clear hypotheses and experiments that can ship quickly.
• Partner with the acquisition PM and engineers to run fast loops: build, launch, learn, iterate.
• Use data (Amplitude, A/B tests, funnel drop-offs, CPA, conversion) to prioritize what to test next and measure what changed.
• Create variations for different channels and search intent clusters, and keep raising the bar on visual quality as you go.
• Communicate clearly with the team: document edge cases, define states, and set engineering up to move quickly without losing craft.
• Bring great references, good taste, and a practical "let's ship it" mindset to help strengthen design culture.

🎯 Requirements

• Strong visual/UI craft and a high bar for layout and polish (Figma components, auto-layout, typography, spacing, all the details).
• A conversion mindset: you care about what happens after something ships, and you're excited by experiments and fast feedback loops.
• Comfort owning work end-to-end, with high autonomy in a lightweight, async-friendly culture.
• Solid product thinking: you can zoom out to the journey, then zoom in to the small decisions that change conversion.
• Clear writing and communication. You'll write copy, explain decisions, and keep cross-functional work unblocked.
• Strong collaboration with PMs and engineers in a "ship → learn → iterate" environment.
• Taste and restraint: you can make a simple UI feel premium through typography, layout, and interaction details.
• A bias toward outcomes: you connect design decisions to funnel metrics and business results.
• You use AI as a real speed tool (LLMs for thinking/research, fast prototyping, rather than long polish in Figma).

🏖️ Benefits

• Unlimited PTO
• Growth support: [REDACTED] covers learning expenses (courses, books, software, subscriptions, conferences).
• Freedom to improve both UI and copy, and to bring your own process as long as it drives results.
• Data-rich environment with fast feedback loops: Amplitude, A/B tests, and the ability to validate ideas with real user behavior.
• A dedicated acquisition context (PM + engineers), so your work doesn't get stuck in long cycles or layers of approval.
• Remote-first, worldwide team with a lightweight culture (no micromanagement, no crunch, fewer meetings).