Senior Product Designer

About the role

Easygenerator is looking for a Senior Product Designer to take full ownership of a product area, from discovery through to delivery. You will work in a product squad with a product manager and engineers and lead design for everything the squad ships, including framing the problem, running research, deciding what to build first, designing it and checking that what goes live matches your intent. The team sits in Dubai and Ukraine, and the role is hybrid and flexible.

Key responsibilities

• Own design for your product area end to end: discovery, flows, interface, copy and the quality of what ships.
• Work as an equal partner with the product manager and tech lead, including when scope and priorities are set.
• Plan and run your own user interviews and usability tests, and use product analytics to guide decisions.
• Challenge requirements when the evidence points elsewhere, and propose work not yet on the roadmap.
• Build coded prototypes and ship UI changes with Claude Code, following clear guidelines on when to involve a developer.
• Design with the design system and contribute improvements back to it.
• Bring work to weekly critique and give feedback on other designers' work.

Required profile

• Senior product design experience, typically six years or more, mostly in B2B SaaS.
• A track record of owning a product or product area over time, with results you can point to.
• At least one complex product you shipped and kept working on, such as an editor, builder, admin tool or dashboard.
• Strong product thinking: able to explain why something was built, what it was meant to change and whether it did.
• Experience running discovery yourself, including user research and usability testing.
• Confidence working directly with product managers and engineers, and disagreeing with evidence when needed.
• You write your own interface copy and speak fluent English.

Nice to have

• Hands-on experience with Claude Code or an equivalent agentic coding tool, including coded prototypes or shipped code changes.
• A working understanding of LLMs and core AI concepts, and where they break.
• Background in e-learning or enterprise software.
• Enough HTML and CSS to read and review generated code.

To apply, send your CV and portfolio in English, plus a few lines on one product decision you got wrong and what you did about it.