UX/UI Designer

Quick Facts

• Role: UX/UI Designer

• Focus: end-to-end UX/UI ownership for one digital product

• Collaboration: closely with product and development teams

• Work: full-time or part-time (including 3 office days/week in Warsaw)

Description

Own and proactively drive the full UX/UI design process for a single actively developed digital product. Work iteratively with developers and product to deliver design that matches what’s buildable, while maintaining a consistent, high-quality user experience. Define and evolve the product design system and participate in planning and refinement as part of the broader product.

Responsibilities

• Lead UX/UI design end-to-end with strong ownership and proactive direction

• Collaborate closely with development and product teams; iterate rather than “hand off” finished work

• Define and develop the product’s design system

• Participate in planning and refinement; think about the product as a whole

• Ensure UX consistency and quality across all stages

Requirements

• Experience designing UI/UX products for digital platforms

• Strong daily use of Figma and Adobe XD

• Understanding of design principles with the ability to justify choices

• Experience or willingness to run user research and usability tests

• Good communication with developers and ability to convey specifications clearly

• Proactive approach; identify what needs attention without waiting for instructions

• Ability to work effectively in a small, fast-moving startup team

• Availability for full-time or part-time work (including 3 days/week in the Warsaw office)

Benefits

• Real impact on product development—co-creator, not just an executor

• Work with an experienced, multidisciplinary team

• Opportunity to realize your own ideas and initiatives within the product

• Chance to contribute to building something ambitious from the inside

Recruitment Process

• Two-stage hiring: a short HR call, then a meeting with the product team

• Portfolio or case studies required; they want to see both outcomes and your thinking process