Product Designer

Whalar Group

39d•Remote

About The Position

Foam, part of Whalar Group, is the operating system for managing digital talent. Foam is a suite of intuitive pitching tools and AI-enhanced features powered by real-time, certified metrics from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Snap. Foam empowers managers with the data they need to analyze content performance, inform talent negotiations, and maximize brand opportunities. With over 40,000 Creators and hundreds of millions of integrated data points, Foam streamlines the entire pitching process, eliminating spreadsheets, screenshots, and slides, allowing managers to focus on providing strategic support to their talent. Foam builds software for the people who run the business side of the creator economy - managers, agencies and the brands they work with. The product is live, growing, and being reshaped quickly. We're hiring a Product Designer to own a set of existing product surfaces end to end: understand how they're used, sharpen them, and ship improvements at a steady cadence, working directly with product and engineering. You'll join a small design team and work in a culture where product partners bring a clear point of view, design materialises it, and we test it with real users fast.

Requirements

A portfolio that shows range: more than one industry or product type, and evidence you've oriented quickly in unfamiliar territory.
Startup-native. You've lived through priorities changing mid-flight and kept a good attitude about it.
Low ego, high resilience. A rejected design is normal Tuesday work, not a verdict.
Comfortable with ambiguity. You form a point of view from incomplete information, commit, and let users tell you whether you were right.
Strong craft - components, variants, responsive layouts, prototyping - with a real eye for visual detail.
Clear, direct communicator who works well asynchronously across US and European time zones.

Responsibilities

Own the experience of established product lines: diagnose, redesign, iterate, and ship.
Take a brief that's more conversation than document and return with something better than was asked for.
Design across the full range of real-world states - sparse data, dense data, mobile, desktop, embedded and standalone - so every variation feels intentional.
Build interactive prototypes that engineers can feel, not just read.
Work inside a shared, evolving design system, reusing existing patterns by default and proposing new ones only where they earn their place.
Run lightweight user sessions on your own prototypes and fold what you learn back in.