Senior Product Designer | Xsolla

About Intch Intch is a professional social network with a marketplace for part time work. You can think of it as a professional network built for senior specialists who take on meaningful contracts alongside their main work. A typical contract lasts from three to six months. The product is used in 140 countries and is available in up to 20 languages. Intch has fewer than 40 people and four product areas, with three already live and one preparing to launch. Intch is rethinking how people and companies find each other and build trust online. Changes that made the interface feel more like a real conversation have already improved key metrics by up to three times. About the role Today one part time designer supports all Intch products. Since the company moved to a product based structure, that is no longer enough. Intch is now looking for its first full time designer. Product managers build and test early prototypes themselves. Around one in ten experiments moves forward. Your role is to join the thinking early, work through the problem with the product team and turn validated ideas into clear, production ready experiences. This is a hands on role with broad ownership. You will work across all Intch products and collaborate closely with product managers, engineers and the current designer. What you will work on Join product discussions early and help shape the problem before screens are made. Take a task from an open question to a production ready design. Design flows where the interface supports communication between people and businesses. Work on onboarding, profiles, discovery, paywalls and other core product areas. Cover key states, edge cases and handoff details, then stay involved during implementation. Extend the existing UI kit and keep patterns consistent across products. Increase the share of design work that can move into production without another rework round. What matters for this role Strong UI craft and a portfolio of clear, thoughtful interfaces. Solid…

Posted 11 Sept 2026

About SimpleStudy SimpleStudy is building the exam prep experience students actually want to use. The numbers back it up: 1.5M+ students across the UK, Ireland, Brazil, South Africa, and Australia, growing by ~40k to 50k new users every week. The product runs on web, mobile, and desktop, and the team ships fast, with heavy A/B testing and product-led growth built in. SimpleStudy is post-seed, backed by the first investors of Facebook and Revolut, and board members of Stripe and Intercom. The team is ~30 people, based mostly in Lisbon. Lean, product-obsessed, and deliberately not your typical edtech company. They're now hiring the first founding designer to work directly with the co-founder on what comes next and develop the app as the best next generation of the consumer experience. Your impact Own the full design process from understanding ambiguous product problems to designing and shipping solutions, without needing someone to frame the brief for you Partner directly with the co-founder on product direction, priorities, and design philosophy. Bring your point of view, and defend it Work in a fast, data-led environment: ship features, measure impact, iterate; use Mixpanel and product analytics fluently Drive consumer experience design: onboarding, social features, viral loops, and retention, work that reaches hundreds of thousands of students from day one What you need to succeed Senior-level product thinking. You've owned complex design problems end to end, from "what are we solving and why?" through to a shipped solution. You don't wait to be told what the problem is Consumer product background. You've designed for B2C audiences at scale, and you understand growth, retention, and onboarding. The kind of products people find for themselves, rather than ones sold to companies Comfort with ambiguity and speed. You come alive when you're figuring things out, rather than executing a roadmap someone else already defined A/B testing mindset. You've worked in growth-or…

Posted 3 Aug 2026

About 7taps 7taps is a training delivery platform built for the way people actually absorb information: short, sharp, and on-the-go. Enterprise teams use it to reach their whole workforce and prove the training got done. Its customers are major enterprises like Amazon and Tesla: organizations where people need to learn something, retain it, and actually apply it. The product started as a simple flashcard tool and has evolved into a full infrastructure layer for corporate training: multi-channel delivery (SMS, WhatsApp, Teams, Slack, email, QR), course creation, and completion analytics that show exactly who finished, without forcing anyone to log in. The design team is small and strong. You'd be the fourth designer, embedded directly in the product process. The platform is web-only, and the design problem is two-sided. On one side, admins running campaigns for tens of thousands of employees, with bulk operations and permissions where one wrong click matters. On the other, the people taking those courses. They're at office desks, on warehouse floors, out in the field. Some live in software all day, some barely touch it. Both sides have to work. What you are expected to do: Own product design end-to-end: from early concept to shipped feature with a high degree of autonomy. Design systems and flows: coherent product architecture across a complex multi-sided platform (course creators, learners, admins, analytics). Collaborate closely with engineers and the broader team to define and validate product hypotheses. Work within an existing design system and help it evolve. Move fast: the team pivots frequently, tests hypotheses fast, and discards what doesn't work — you'll be part of that rhythm. Communicate your thinking clearly in synchronous settings: be the person in the call who can sketch a solution on the fly, take feedback, and iterate immediately. What you need to succeed: You think in systems and design coherent experiences, finding the shortest path to the right …

Posted 3 Aug 2026