Product Designer, Analytics

Job SummaryWe're building a new analytics product and looking for a Product Designer to own the experience end to end. You'll turn complex data into clear, actionable interfaces, designing dashboards and visualizations that help users understand what's happening and decide what to do next. You'll partner closely with product and engineering from early concept through launch.What you'll do Design dashboards, reports, and data visualizations that make complex information intuitive and scannableTranslate ambiguous data and user needs into clear interaction models and interface patternsChoose the right chart types, layouts, and information hierarchies for different analytical tasksPrototype and test concepts with users, iterating based on real feedbackCollaborate with product managers and engineers to ship high-quality, feasible designsWork within and contribute to our design system to keep the product consistent What we're looking for Education A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university is required, with a focus in Industrial and Product Design, UX/UI or related discipline. In the absence of a degree, equivalent work experience directly related to the key responsibilities of the role will be considered as a substitute for the degree. Experience 3+ years of product design experience, with a portfolio showing dashboard and data-visualization workStrong grasp of data-viz principles, including when to use which chart, how to reduce clutter, and how to guide attentionComfort designing for complex, data-dense productsAdvanced proficiency in Figma, including components, variables, auto layout, and prototypingExperience designing within an established design system, and the discipline to adhere to its tokens, components, and patterns while contributing improvements backFluency with AI tools like Claude to accelerate design work, from research synthesis and copywriting to rapid prototyping and documentationClear communication and a collaborative, cross-functional working styleBonus: familiarity with analytics platforms, SQL/data concepts, or accessibility standards for data display Travel Infrequent travel may be required for company onsites and/or customer/vendor meetings. (<10%)