Senior Product Designer

Encircle

2d•Remote

About The Position

We’re growing our design team and looking for an experienced designer who can own a complex product area end-to-end — from problem discovery through shipped, working software. You’ll join a team of 4 designers working across five product squads — Platform, Field, Mitigation, Office, and Contents — covering the full workflow of a restoration job from first notice of loss to complete restoration. This is a player-coach team: everyone does hands-on design work. Craft, systems thinking, and mentorship are shared responsibilities.

Requirements

5+ years of experience as a product or UX designer, with a portfolio that shows full-cycle ownership — not just polished screens.
Strong Figma craft: component-based design, systems thinking, prototyping, and specs engineers can build from without guessing.
Familiarity using AI tools in a design workflow, and judgment about when it helps and when it doesn’t.
Comfort designing for technical constraints — you can have a real conversation with an engineer about tradeoffs.
Experience with usability testing and a genuine habit of incorporating critique and feedback into your daily design life.
Comfort in a fast-moving, sometimes ambiguous environment — priorities shift, and you can adapt without losing quality.
A design mindset that helps level up our overall design practice at Encircle.

Responsibilities

Own design for a product area across its full lifecycle: research, ideation, high-fidelity design, spec, and build QA.
Design across our full stack: Web, Mobile, and Tablet (iOS & Android).
Work daily alongside Product and Engineering as a trifecta — sharing often, and expecting the same in return.
Contribute to and enforce our design system across Shared, Web, and Mobile components — using existing or enhancing patterns before building new ones, and flagging drift when you see it.
Use AI tools (Claude, Figma Make) as part of your workflow — for research synthesis, data answers, iterating, prototyping, or critique.
Talk to customers. Restoration professionals work in hectic, high-stress, noisy job sites, and understanding that context is part of the job.
Run or contribute to workshops, add to objective and epic briefs that define opportunities, and pressure-test ideas with real stakeholder and customer input.