Senior Product Designer (Figma) – High-End eCommerce, Mobile-First, EU-Only

About the Role

We’re building a design-forward eCommerce platform that reimagines how senior living communities source FF&E — part article.com, part Restoration Hardware, but smarter and more human.

You’ll be the lead product designer for our core digital experience: eCommerce, client portal, and an intelligent FF&E quoting engine. It’s a clean slate. You’ll shape the UX, UI systems, and visual polish from the ground up - mobile-first, with real design sophistication.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Designing full responsive UI in Figma, directly in our shared workspace
• Creating a clean, scalable component system (design once, use everywhere)
• Collaborating with founders + devs via Slack (daily async reviews, open Figma feedback)
• Working with partial wireframes + content, and adding UX flow where needed
• Delivering 2+ screens/week at high fidelity
• Leading visual polish - every pixel matters
• Full-time, 12-week sprint, with likely future work (no fluff)

Who You Are

• Strong portfolio across mobile eCommerce and digital product UI
• 4+ years design experience, including style-first or premium brands
• Obsessed with spacing, rhythm, and atomic consistency
• Fluent in Figma: components, auto-layout, naming, structure, figma to code
• Comfortable with remote-first, async workflows
• Based in Europe only (for overlap with our strategy + dev teams)

Please Don’t Apply If:

• You tweak WordPress themes and call it UI design
• You can’t show true product design work in Figma
• You’re an agency, firm, or outsourced team
• You need lots of structure - this is a fast-moving, founder-led project

Project Details

• Remote, EU-based
• Full-time contract (40 hrs/wk) for ~12 weeks
• Start: ASAP
• Future work possible (lite retainer, brand refreshes, etc.)

How to Apply

• Share a Figma portfolio link with 3–5 real projects that show:
• eCommerce or transactional UI (mobile required)
• Your component system or design language thinking
• Polished spacing, layout discipline, and type hierarchy
• Bonus: FF&E, furniture, editorial, or interior design-adjacent work