Role Description
We are seeking a hands-on Product Designer to create and ship authentication, account-management, and account-security experiences across web and mobile surfaces. This role owns small-to-mid scoped initiatives from problem framing and exploration through validation, engineering-ready specifications, implementation quality assurance, and launch, while partnering with senior designers on larger efforts. Enterprise experience strongly preferred.
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Own end-to-end product design for defined authentication and account-management initiatives.
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Frame problems, explore concepts, iterate with partners, and deliver engineering-ready specifications.
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Audit and map current sign-up, sign-in, routing, account, and security-settings experiences.
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Identify inconsistencies and seams across related identity and account flows.
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Design complex, multi-path experiences that respond to user and account conditions.
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Produce rapid MVP explorations for experimental work.
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Deliver responsive web and mobile-web designs with complete empty, loading, error, edge-case, and recovery states.
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Create redlines, interaction details, and clear implementation documentation for engineering.
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Conduct lightweight usability validation and draft interface copy for content review.
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Provide design quality assurance through implementation and launch.
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Participate in engineering scoping and refinement, reasoning about authentication, verification, session states, routing logic, and system dependencies.
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Work within an established design system and extend it responsibly when new patterns are needed.
Qualifications
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A portfolio demonstrating strong product and visual design craft, including end-to-end web and mobile application flows. Applications without a portfolio will be considered incomplete.
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Product-design experience shipping production software, ideally involving account, onboarding, or other flow-based product experiences.
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Experience designing, shipping, and iterating in close partnership with product management and engineering.
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Proven ability to design complex, multi-path flows that branch according to user or account conditions.
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Thoughtful handling of edge cases, error and recovery states, accessibility, and user control across connected surfaces.
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Strong UX principles and the ability to translate business and technical requirements into clear design direction.
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Experience working within and responsibly extending an established design system.
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Mastery of Figma, solid prototyping skills, and experience producing clear engineering-handoff documentation.
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Clear communication and a collaborative, low-ego approach to cross-functional work.
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Balanced strength in systems thinking and visual execution.
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Technical literacy to reason directly with engineers about authentication flows, verification and session states, routing logic, system dependencies, and error handling. Coding is not required.
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3–5 years of UX design experience. Portfolio evidence and case-study depth matter more than tenure; candidates must show shipped, engineering-implemented work on complex multi-path flows and the ability to operate independently on defined initiatives.
Requirements
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Experience with authentication, identity, account security, or other trust-related product experiences.
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Experience designing sign-up, sign-in, onboarding, settings, or preferences interfaces.
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A data-informed approach using research, experimentation, and product metrics.
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Experience running lightweight usability testing and drafting interface copy with research and content partners.
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Experience designing for international audiences or regulated requirements.
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A portfolio case study showing an authentication, verification, or account-lifecycle flow redesigned end to end with measurable friction or conversion outcomes, or comparable workflow mapping and systems reasoning.
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Prior contractor experience with a record of quickly learning complex product areas and operating independently.
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Experience identifying inconsistencies across identity or account surfaces and driving cross-flow alignment.
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Thoughtful use of AI for exploration, prototyping, research synthesis, or documentation while preserving human judgment.
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A bias toward operationally useful artifacts that engineers can build from.
Benefits
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Remote contract engagement at 40 hours per week.
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US Central Time working-hour coverage is required.
Location, Time & Engagement
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Candidates must be based in the United States.