Product Designer (Business Logic)

Time zone

(GMT+2) Berlin.

Line manager

Cees van Dok, Head of Core Product Design.

About the team

• The Product Design team is an integral part of the product development process at Miro. They are tightly knitted with their business, with product management and engineering teams to foster fast and effective collaboration.
• Designers participate in all steps of the value creation process: observing users and usage, defining problems and points of friction, exploring the potential solutions, testing them with users to (in)validate assumptions, then launching it, followed by measuring success.
• They aim to deliver the best possible user experience, build a product with a high bar of visual culture and ease of use, and with that meaningfully contribute to achieving their company goals.
• The Business Logic teams are responsible for the core user experience — from collaborating on boards to organizing and managing workspaces. They systematically contribute to Miro’s foundation and impactful features across the product and empower other teams to build their solutions by offering elegant code and deep expertise.

Responsibilities

• Work with complex business logic mapping user processes to create a high-quality user experience.
• Run end-to-end design process for a variety of initiatives within your team.
• Create UX deliverables as well as visual and interaction design.
• Leverage data to inform your design decisions.
• Work cross-functionally to deliver optimal solutions.
• Validate your solutions with users, using both qualitative and quantitative methods.
• Collaborate with developers to ensure high-quality implementation.
• Define and measure the success of your solutions with the team and iterate if needed.
• Constantly seek room for improvement in your domain.

Requirements

• 3+ years of product design experience.
• Ability to think through complex logic and interaction design.
• An analytical and systematic approach to problem-solving, with an eye for details.
• Ability to see the whole picture and accommodate a lot of inputs.
• Ability to see user experience behind data.
• Effective written and verbal communication.
• English level: Upper-intermediate (B2) or higher.
• Experience in validating design solutions using qualitative and quantitative methods (nice to have).
• Experience working with information architecture (nice to have).

Company offers

• Highly competitive salary.
• Stock option grant.
• Health insurance for you and your family.
• Allowance to facilitate current remote working during WFH period.
• Help with relocation when back in the office.
• Weekly remote team activities to keep the spirits high.
• Yearly budget for professional growth, internal educational events.

Hiring Process

• HR interview.
• Technical interview.
• Team interview.
• Executive interview.

Useful links

• About Miro: link.
• Engineering blog on Habr: link.
• Engineering blog on Medium: link.
• Miro Telegram channel: link.