Product Designer

Required skills

You can shape the direction of projects and bring people with you. You've earned the trust of engineers, PMs, and senior stakeholders before, and you know how to move a team without holding a mandate. You can build and ship your own front-end (TypeScript, React, CSS, animation). You're self-sufficient: you can take a problem from ambiguity to shipped experience on your own, no hand-holding required. You have an eye for detail and care deeply about craft, in the flows and logic as much as the pixels. You finish what you start: polished and shipped, not left at good enough. You move fast, prototyping ideas in hours, not days. You think in systems and build reusable, maintainable UI. You're excited about AI and want to help define new interaction paradigms for an entire industry

Preferred skills

Experience building or scaling design systems. Experience building developer tools, technical products, or other complex software for expert users. Formal design training, or a track record that makes it irrelevant. A real interest in how legal work actually gets done

Technologies

TypeScript, React, CSS, animation, AI

Responsibilities

Design and build the UX and UI: the flows, components, and interactions that simplify complex legal workflows. Rapidly prototype new concepts in code to validate ideas before committing to a full build. Bridge design and engineering: turn designs into shipped code, and push design forward through technical craft. Own the quality of UI implementation across the product, from pixel-perfect execution to the small interactions that make it feel alive. Help define product direction, frame ambiguous problems, and design the end-to-end flows behind the interface. Contribute to the design system and component libraries that let the team ship faster. Use AI as part of how you work, to explore, prototype, and think past traditional UX and UI patterns

Seniority

Domain

Legal