Product Designer

Perry Weather•Dallas, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Perry Weather is seeking a Product Designer to join their growing team. This role involves end-to-end product design, leading UX/UI for a team, and working directly with customers to understand their needs. The product is for users who are not desk-bound, such as athletic directors, construction foremen, and general managers, requiring clear and effective design under pressure. The role emphasizes shipping fast without creating rework, utilizing AI for design exploration, building functional prototypes, and defining what "ready for engineering" means. The designer will also be responsible for maintaining a scalable design system and component library. A key aspect of the role is owning the coherence across the entire platform and helping to shape Perry Weather's design voice.

Requirements

5+ years of product design experience, ideally in B2B SaaS.
Proven ability to design complex, data-heavy workflows for non-desktop users in real operating conditions.
Mastery of Figma, including components, tokens, and auto layout — and a working habit of moving past Figma to prototypes when a prototype answers the question faster.
Fluency with AI tools as a core part of how you bring designs to life.
Experience building and operationalizing design systems tied to front-end frameworks (React, MUI, or similar).
Deep product thinking that blurs the line of PMs and Engineering.
Fluency in UX research methods and comfort talking to customers directly.
Exceptional attention to detail, with instincts for edge cases and accessibility.
Strong writing and communication skills. You value copy as much as visuals.
Comfortable owning multiple projects in a fast-moving environment with minimal oversight.

Responsibilities

Lead UX/UI for your team, from early concept through shipped feature.
Talk to customers, define what success looks like, and make the scope calls alongside PM and engineering.
Run discovery calls, user research, and usability tests, and engage directly with customers rather than working from secondhand notes.
Write clear, thoughtful copy across the product.
QA and test releases.
Use AI to explore ten directions instead of two, build functioning prototypes in code rather than clickable mockups, and put something real in front of a customer within hours or days of a problem being framed.
Define what "ready for engineering" means and hold the bar.
Design comprehensive workflows that account for every edge case, not just the happy path.
Build and maintain a scalable design system and component library tied to our front-end, so the next feature is faster than the last one.
Have a strong, defensible opinion about where the platform should go, and bring proposals rather than waiting for direction.
Own coherence across the entire platform.
Help shape Perry Weather’s design voice both in-product and across customer-facing touchpoints.