Product Designer, Growth

You will take ownership of strategy and execution for high-impact growth initiatives, including promotional offers, activation experiments, and early product experiences. You will design end-to-end solutions that improve acquisition, activation, and engagement; craft visual designs that perform in A/B tests; build experiment plans with PMs; present design rationale and outcomes to leadership; and partner with engineers, legal, and other stakeholders to ensure quality and compliance.

Responsibilities

• Design end-to-end solutions that enhance acquisition activation and engagement flows
• Lead visual design for experiments and promotional offers balancing speed with craft
• Collaborate with PMs and engineers to shape experimentation strategy and execution
• Present design rationale and outcomes to executive leadership and key stakeholders
• Partner with Legal Creative and other business units to ensure quality and compliance

Requirements

• Proven experience working on growth-focused design initiatives ideally in consumer tech
• Hands-on A/B testing experience and comfort working in data-driven environments
• Ability to build experiment plans with PMs and translate insights into design decisions
• Strong visual craft with a portfolio showcasing high-quality user-centered design
• Clear communication skills and experience presenting to executive audiences
• Familiarity with motion design or interest in incorporating AI into design workflows (bonus)

Benefits

• Performance-driven compensation with multipliers for outsized impact bonus programs equity ownership and 401(k) matching
• 100% paid health insurance for employees with 90% coverage for dependents
• Lifestyle wallet flexible benefits spending account for wellness learning and more
• Employer-paid life and disability insurance fertility benefits and mental health benefits
• Time off including company holidays paid time off sick time and parental leave
• Exceptional office experience with catered meals events and comfortable workspaces