Hirehire
Product Designer-Builder | StellarTech
Remote. Posted 19 days ago
The role
You will turn raw problems and ideas into flows, prototypes, and shipped UI for a consumer mobile app. You will work as a pair with the PM, run A/B tests, and talk to users through interviews and surveys.
What you will do
- Turn raw problems, ideas and initiatives into flows, prototypes and shipped UI for a consumer mobile app
- Work as a pair with the PM and own initiatives from idea to release to reading the numbers
- Work directly with engineers and review the build before it ships
- Run A/B tests, read the results in Amplitude and plan the next iteration
- Run user interviews in English and launch quick surveys
- Build features yourself with vibe-coding or no-code tools when that's faster
Required qualifications
- 3+ years in product design
- At least 2 years in consumer mobile apps
- Strong, modern mobile UX and UI craft
- Ownership of problems from start to finish
- Product thinking regarding metrics and experiments
- Experience running user interviews
- English at B2–C1
- Russian
- Clear, structured communication
- Ability to take direct feedback well
- Must have your own sole proprietorship
Nice to have
- An app or side project you launched yourself
- Builder or no-code skills
Benefits
- Remote work
- Offices in Warsaw and Cyprus
- Offsite about once a year
- 21 calendar days of paid vacation
- 10 public holidays of your country
- 7 paid sick days
- €50/month towards health insurance after probation
- MacBook Air (13" or 15")
Before you apply
- Cannot consider Russia, Belarus or Ukraine
- Add your LinkedIn profile or CV and a link to your portfolio
- If your portfolio is password-protected, include the password
- Process includes a 30-minute call with hirehire, a portfolio review, an interview with the PM, a 30-minute call with the Head of Product, and a live whiteboard challenge in Figma
About the company
StellarTech is a self-funded multi-app company that launches consumer mobile products in different domains. It is profitable, moves at startup pace and is aiming for $1B in revenue.