Design Engineer

Park Street Imports• US,

9d•$75,000 - $105,000•Remote

About The Position

Park Street is building tools for the teams and agents that run alcohol beverage brands. This mid-level Design Engineer brings strong visual taste and frontend skills to that work, owning the design, prototyping, and delivery of high-quality interfaces across Park Street's web application and website. This role blends product design and frontend engineering and suits someone who is comfortable moving from concept to shipped software.

Requirements

Design Judgment: A strong eye for visual design, layout, typography, and interaction details.
Frontend Craft: Solid frontend skills with the ability to build production-quality interfaces, not just mockups.
Clear Writing: Writes interface copy that is clear, brief, and expressive.
Ownership and Self-Management: Manages priorities, takes ownership of assigned projects, and delivers reliably while growing in independence.
User Focus: Understands what is actually getting in users' way and designs for real-world use.
Openness to Evidence: Changes course when the evidence supports it; able to disagree and commit.
Collaboration: Shares thinking, shows work early, asks for feedback, and helps others.
Quality Orientation: Cares about the quality of the finished product and sweats the details.
Professional experience designing and building end-to-end web applications and landing pages.
A portfolio or work samples showing how your designs perform with real data, real browsers, and real users, including what you learned after launch.
Demonstrated proficiency with frontend technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and modern prototyping and design tools.
Comfort working with agentic or AI-assisted coding tools.
3 to 5 years of professional experience in product design, UX design, or frontend development.
Bachelor's degree in Design, Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.

Nice To Haves

Experience with complex B2B or SaaS products.
Experience with accounting, logistics, compliance, operations, or other complex business software.
Experience designing data-heavy interfaces and reporting tools.
Experience with APIs or agent-facing interfaces.

Responsibilities

Use agentic coding tools to design and build polished interfaces and interactions across Park Street's web application and website.
Explore visual designs and interactions in design tools such as Paper, in working HTML prototypes, or directly in the codebase, choosing the right medium for the problem.
Turn complex, data-heavy workflows into products that feel clear and intuitive without reducing their capability.
Meet with users and internal teams to understand the problems and friction points in their day-to-day work.
Use product data and user feedback to measure and improve what ships.
Contribute to the evolution of Park Street's design system, components, and shared patterns as the product grows.
Identify small improvements in usability, visual quality, and interface copy, and fix them proactively.
Scope and manage projects with increasing independence, working with the Lead Designer to make sound tradeoffs that deliver on time without sacrificing quality.
Share work early and often, seek feedback, and support teammates in a small, collaborative team environment.
Document patterns and leave components, interactions, and code better than you found them.
Perform other related duties as assigned.