Product Designer

Overview

Join a leading energy provider’s clean energy division as the first and foundational Product Designer for a brand-new product team. You will partner directly with Product Managers to stand up and scale a highly visible web application and customer service portal.

This isn’t just about executing pixels—it’s about defining the design strategy from scratch. If you love broad ownership, thrive in autonomous environments, and enjoy turning complex enterprise data into clean user journeys, we want to talk to you.

Top Skills & Must-Haves:

• 3+ Years of Enterprise or B2B Product Design Experience: Proven track record owning complex, high-user workflows (such as internal tools, customer service portals, or transaction journeys).
• Autonomy & Comfort with Ambiguity: Experience acting as a sole designer or a foundational hire on a new product team. Ability to self-direct, gather conflicting requirements, and lead alignment workshops without a pre-existing blueprint.
• Design System Implementation: Hands-on experience contributing to, maintaining, or migrating applications into a unified design system (experience with Salesforce Lightning Design System/SLDS is a major plus, but migrating from Material Design/other frameworks is highly acceptable).
• End-to-End UX Research: Ability to independently run the entire research lifecycle (prototyping, writing test scripts, executing tests on platforms like UserTesting, and performing cross-functional insight readouts).

Overview

We are seeking a mid-level Product Designer (UX/UI) to support the design and delivery of enterprise-scale solutions within the Value Stack Customer Platform and Salesforce ecosystem. This role focuses on designing intuitive, data-driven user experiences that support internal operations, customer workflows, and external-facing portals.

The designer will work closely with Product Owners, Solution Architects, Developers, and Business stakeholders to translate complex requirements into scalable, user-centered designs aligned with enterprise standards.

Key Responsibilities
– Conduct user research and collaborate with stakeholders to understand business processes, user needs, and system constraints within Salesforce and enterprise platforms.
– Translate functional requirements and user stories into end-to-end UX flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity UI designs.
– Design enterprise workflows across Salesforce objects, dashboards, data tables, and integrations.
– Participate in Agile ceremonies (feature design sessions, backlog refinement, sprint planning, design reviews).
– Collaborate with developers to ensure design feasibility and alignment with technical architecture and data models.
– Maintain and enhance design systems, UI standards, and reusable components across the Value Stack platform.
– Track and manage UX/UI tasks aligned with features and user stories across the Agile lifecycle.
– Conduct usability testing and iterate designs based on feedback, analytics, and stakeholder input.
– Ensure accessibility, usability, and consistency across applications and use cases.

Qualifications

Required:
– 3–5 years of experience in Product Design, UX/UI Design, or related field
– Strong portfolio demonstrating enterprise or data-driven applications
– Proficiency with design tools (Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD)
– Experience working in Agile environments
– Strong understanding of UX principles, information architecture, and interaction design

Preferred:
– Experience designing within Salesforce or CRM platforms
– Familiarity with enterprise workflows, financial or utility systems, or data-heavy interfaces
– Understanding of front-end development principles (HTML/CSS/JS)
– Experience with design systems and component libraries

Core Skills
– User research and journey mapping
– Wireframing and prototyping
– Enterprise UI/UX design
– Data visualization and dashboard design
– Cross-functional collaboration
– Communication and stakeholder alignment
– Problem-solving and product thinking

Behavioral Expectations
– Own design delivery for features and mid-sized initiatives
– Balance user needs with business and technical constraints
– Clearly communicate design decisions and rationale
– Collaborate effectively across product, engineering, and business teams
– Adapt quickly in a fast-paced, Agile delivery environment

Success Metrics
– Improved usability and efficiency of enterprise workflows
– Adoption and satisfaction across internal and external users
– Reduction in user errors and friction points
– Timely delivery of design assets aligned with sprint commitments
– Consistency and scalability of design systems across features