Freelance product designer (contract + remote)
- 📍 Remote — UK, US, Eastern Europe, or Australia preferred.
- 📅 Start: Next 2-5 weeks
- 🕒 Commitment: 15–25 hours/week for 3–8 weeks (with option to continue on an ad hoc basis)
About Cobrief
We’re building Cobrief, a platform that turns static business documents (.docx, PDFs) into smart, interactive ones.
Think:
- Proposals that rewrite themselves.
- Contracts that explain their own risks.
- Documents with trackable links and embedded payments.
The product is live. We're now hiring a contract product designer to lead our design system build and UX redesign sprint, with the option to stay on in a flexible, ad hoc role as we roll out new features.
What we’re looking for
This isn’t a “make it pretty” project. We need someone who can:
- Audit and clean up the current product.
- Build a proper modular design system (components, tokens, layouts).
- Redesign key flows: editing, AI actions, sending, tracking.
- Make the product feel fast, lightweight, structured, and calm — not overdesigned.
- Help us ship faster and scale cleanly.
The core UX loop is: Find or upload a doc → edit with AI → send or share → track. Everything in the product exists to make that loop smoother and faster.
About the team
We’re a small team:
- 2 co-founders.
- 3 engineers.
- Remote, async.
- Fast-moving, detail-oriented, sharp on product taste.
You’ll work directly with the founders and engineers.
Who this is not for
- Designers who optimize for Dribbble screenshots over real usability.
- People who overuse padding, motion, or round everything.
- Anyone mimicking Notion instead of thinking from first principles.
Who this is for
- Designers who think in systems, not one-off screens.
- People who value user clarity, fast feedback, and structured design.
- Someone who can think through UX flows as well as visual hierarchy.
- Fans of tools like Coda, Retool, Superhuman — who want to push further.
Other notes
- We’re only hiring individual freelancers (no studios or agencies).
- Ideal candidates are in UK, US, Eastern Europe, or Australia (timezone overlap helps).
- Despite being B2B, we like fun, lively design with personality, so this will be a fun gig with plenty of opportunity to design something that feels sharp, expressive, and genuinely enjoyable to use — not another soulless dashboard.
If that's you, we'd love to talk!