Product Designer

About the role

As a Product Designer at Jito Foundation, your focus will be on designing user experiences for both web and mobile platforms. You will work on various features, from order entry to wallet flows, ensuring that the design meets user needs and enhances usability.

You will also take charge of the design system and token library, collaborating closely with engineering and product teams. Success in this role means delivering intuitive designs that improve user interactions and contribute to the overall effectiveness of JTX.

The salary range for this role is between $84,000 and $150,000.

Skills that matter here

• Figma: You will use Figma to create and improve design systems and user interfaces.

Who this role suits

• You have a strong product sense and can justify design decisions.
• You are comfortable working independently while involving the team in key decisions.
• You communicate effectively and collaborate well with engineers and product managers.
• You are open to giving and receiving constructive feedback in a fast-paced environment.

From the employer

What You’ll Do

• Design for JTX across web and mobile, including order entry, market data, charts, positions, execution visibility, onboarding, and wallet flows.
• Take features from defining the problem through UX and final UI.
• Own and improve the design system and token library that our engineers use.
• Help with marketing design when needed, like landing pages, social assets, and launch materials.
• Jump in on design work for other Jito products when the team needs extra help.
• Release, observe real usage, and keep improving.

Requirements

• Strong product sense: you can explain why a decision is right, not just that it looks good.
• You can spot issues with hierarchy and clarity on a busy screen and explain what’s causing them.
• You’re comfortable working across research, UX, and UI, just like any early-stage product designer needs to.
• You can work independently and bring the team in on important decisions, but not every single one.
• You’re a true collaborator who communicates proactively and works well with engineering and product.
• You’re comfortable giving direct feedback on others’ work and receiving it on your own. Here, critique is quick and specific, never personal.
• You’re fluent in Figma and comfortable working directly with token-based design systems.