Product Designer - Dashboard

Plaid•San Francisco, CA

4d•$164,400 - $210,300

About The Position

Plaid is seeking a Product Designer to design and ship high-quality experiences across Plaid Dashboard. The role works closely with product managers, engineers, and other designers on features that help customers configure products, understand activity, manage workflows, and act on insights. The designer owns moderately complex design work from exploration through delivery, applying strong visual and interaction craft while developing product judgment and influence. The Dashboard team ships experiences and improves the user experience quality of Plaid Dashboard, a key surface for customers and data partners. Dashboard offers tools for launching with Plaid, integration monitoring, and account management, and serves as the home of emerging insights products for payments and risk assessment.

Requirements

3+ years of experience designing and shipping digital products, ideally including B2B applications or complex workflows.
Ability to produce polished UI, user flows, and interactive prototypes with thoughtful interactions, states, and edge cases.
Clear verbal and visual communication skills, including the ability to explain design rationale and respond constructively to feedback.
A track record of partnering with Product and Engineering to deliver well-scoped work that considers user needs, technical constraints, and business goals.
An iterative design process that explores alternatives, weighs trade-offs, and produces thoughtful, shippable solutions.

Responsibilities

Design clear, intuitive experiences for customers navigating complex financial and technical workflows.
Collaborate closely with product managers and engineers from problem definition through implementation.
Understand customer needs and use research and feedback to improve their experiences.
Produce polished UI, user flows, and interactive prototypes with thoughtful interactions, states, and edge cases.
Use qualitative and quantitative insights to inform iteration and evaluate outcomes.
Work with experienced designers, use and improve shared patterns, and contribute to critique and design reviews.