Lead Product Designer

Eve•San Mateo, CA

21h•$230,000 - $300,000

About The Position

Eve is an industry leader in legal tech, empowering plaintiff attorneys with AI-driven solutions to achieve better outcomes for their clients. Our core values—Excellence, Visionary Innovation, and Elevation—drive everything we do. We are committed to providing tools that transform the legal industry and support our clients' success at every step. Targeting a total addressable market (TAM) of over $500 billion, we are positioned at the forefront of a rapidly expanding industry. Outcomes Establish Eve's design system, standards, and craft bar. Build the foundational design system, interaction patterns, and visual language that make Eve products feel cohesive and intentional. Define what "great" looks like and create the artifacts (components, guidelines, crit frameworks) that make it repeatable. Build and develop the design team. Recruit, mentor, and grow designers. Run effective crits and reviews. Create an environment where designers do the best work of their careers. As the team grows, step into the Head of Design role and own the design org. Own and ship category-defining design across the core product and new 0→1 bets. Take full ownership of design for Eve's existing product surface—raising the quality bar on what's already in customers' hands—while simultaneously leading design for new product launches and AI agent experiences. Drive UX quality from discovery through launch. The products you touch should feel meaningfully better—simpler, more intuitive, more trustworthy—than anything else in legal tech. Champion the customer and bring the outside in. Own the customer empathy muscle for the design team. Run or facilitate user research, synthesize insights, and ensure the team is building for how lawyers actually work—not how we imagine they work. Partner deeply with Product and Engineering to accelerate delivery. Embed in the product development process as a true peer to PM and Eng. Reduce cycle times through design-ready specs, async crits, and front-loaded UX decisions. Be the person who unblocks, not the person who bottlenecks.