Fuel Labs is hiring a

Web3 Product Designer

Over the last year, Fuel Labs has grown rapidly from a small team with no product to a thriving team of 30+ with a fast-expanding customer base. Until now, our design efforts have been led by our product manager, but it's time to separate the design into a dedicated role. As our first Product Designer, you will work directly with our product lead to developing features from research to shipped code.

We ship on a weekly basis, which means you'll get rapid feedback on your designs and learn more in 3 months than in 3 years at a larger company. We're growing our team quickly, so if you have the right temperament, this role offers significant room for growth and expansion.

If that sounds like something for you, and you want to work with a great team, hit us up.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and develop our design system
• User testing and research
• Brainstorm and develop ideas with the product team
• Design mockups and prototypes of new features
• Maintain and organize design assets (>

Skills and Traits

• Systems thinker – As a designer, we expect you to think in systems and understand how your designs fit into a larger whole and develop a system that scales and grows with minimal design debt over time.
• Open and humble – Able to accept constructive criticism and share responsibility for failed communication and failure to deliver, as part of a team.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills – As a designer, your role is to interface with users and engineers to solve problems, which requires the ability to effectively build those relationships and communicate your ideas.
• Proactive – In small companies, we need someone that can put energy into the system to drive projects forward with as little oversight from others as possible.

Required Experience

• 4+ years of product design experience working in small to large teams
• Can code anything you design given enough time using HTML/CSS/JS and/or frameworks like React.js/Vue.js
• Experience with Github
• Experience maintaining and developing large design systems
• Experience using industry-standard design tools (Figma, Illustrator), feedback tools (InVision, Zeplin), and prototyping tools (Framer, Principle, Craft)
• User research experience is a huge plus