Product Designer

Tarro•San Mateo, CA

About The Position

Tarro is hiring a Product Designer to shape and build user experiences across multiple product areas. As an early member of a small, growing design team, the designer will own decisions and key product initiatives from prioritization and concepting through development, launch, and beyond. The role includes identifying the right problems to solve, defining workflows, accounting for edge cases and friction, and managing design tradeoffs. The designer will help define how design works at Tarro and shape the team’s culture, processes, and ways of working. The Product Designer will regularly conduct user research, create wireframes and prototypes, and collaborate with product managers, engineers, other designers, and a broad range of stakeholders. Research may include focus groups, shadowing, and interviews, both virtually and on-site. The role also involves learning to use Tarro’s products as customers do and taking real customer calls to understand users deeply. The position has a direct impact on Tarro’s products, growth, and evolution.

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of technology and/or agency UX design experience.
  • Strong UX fundamentals and visual design skills.
  • Demonstrated experience designing and launching features with engineers and product managers.
  • Excellent communication, collaboration, and storytelling skills.
  • Bias for action and drive to get things done, with willingness to wear multiple hats as needed.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience building 0-to-1 products.
  • Experience building tools and workflows for internal team members.
  • Experience working in the restaurant industry or on restaurant technology.
  • Experience contributing to or creating design systems and tooling.

Responsibilities

  • Own the user experience for high-visibility product initiatives from prioritization and concepting through development, launch, and beyond.
  • Help identify the right problems to solve.
  • Collaborate with product managers, engineers, other designers, and cross-functional stakeholders throughout product development.
  • Conduct user research, including focus groups, shadowing, and interviews, virtually and on-site.
  • Learn to use Tarro products as customers do and take real customer calls to understand users.
  • Contribute to the culture, processes, and ways of working of the growing design team.
  • Define and design key workflows, account for edge cases and friction, and manage design tradeoffs.
  • Create wireframes and prototypes.
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