Product Designer - Predictions, OG - Crypto.com

About the role

This role focuses on designing the user experience for OG.com, Crypto.com's CFTC-regulated prediction market. The platform allows users to trade on outcomes related to sports, elections, and financial events. The Product Designer will be responsible for creating intuitive and engaging designs for a mobile-first application, ensuring that complex, data-rich interactions feel transparent and accessible to users.

The successful candidate will own the entire design strategy, setting principles and standards for each product. This involves defining customer journeys, solving complex UX problems, and collaborating closely with product and engineering teams from discovery to production. The role requires a hands-on approach to design, ensuring that all shipped products meet a high standard of craft and user experience.

Beyond execution, this position involves driving product strategy through design. The Product Designer will present design directions and rationales to senior stakeholders, actively shaping the product roadmap rather than merely implementing it. Success in this role means translating user insights and design vision into tangible outcomes that enhance the customer experience and contribute to the platform's growth.

The listed salary range for this full-time remote Product Designer position is between $100,000 and $150,000 USD.

Skills that matter here

• B2C product design experience: This role requires a background in designing consumer-facing digital products at scale, demonstrating ownership from concept to launch.
• Portfolio that proves end-to-end ownership: A portfolio is essential to showcase complete customer journeys, including problem identification, design trade-offs, and post-launch impact.
• User-centered craft with business teeth: The designer must apply UX principles to achieve specific business outcomes, demonstrating how design choices were driven by data and user behavior.
• Multi-project shipping at scale: The ability to manage and deliver multiple design workstreams concurrently, including sequencing and scope management, is crucial.
• Executive presence: This involves translating design vision into business language and aligning senior stakeholders on design direction, even when opinions differ.

Who this role suits

• A designer who thrives on end-to-end ownership, from initial research to post-launch iteration, and can demonstrate the impact of their work.
• Someone who is adept at navigating stakeholder conflicts and aligning diverse opinions to achieve a cohesive design direction.
• An individual who can balance user needs, business objectives, and technical constraints to deliver effective solutions.
• A professional who is comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and contributing to a growing product foundation.

From the employer

What You'll Actually Do:

• Own design strategy end-to-end. You set the design principles and standards for each product alongside product and market requirements. You make the craft call. Nothing ships without meeting your bar.
• Ship journeys, not screens. You define customer journeys and solve complex UX problems with urgency - from discovery through prototype to production - in lockstep with product and engineering.
• Drive product strategy through design. You present design direction, decisions, and rationale to senior stakeholders. You don't decorate a roadmap; you shape it.
• Own the design system. You oversee and contribute to the shared system so quality scales across teams instead of fragmenting into one-off UI.
• Turn data and research into decisions. You dig into user behavior, run interviews, focus groups, and usability tests, and turn insights into roadmap-changing recommendations - not slide decks that die in a folder.

Requirements:

• 3+ years professional experience working as a Product Designer.
• Proven B2C product design experience. You have owned design for digital consumer products at meaningful scale and can walk through a launch where you set the craft bar, navigated stakeholder conflict, and shipped.
• Portfolio that proves end-to-end ownership. You can show journeys you owned - not just polished screens - including the problem, the tradeoffs, and what moved after ship. A portfolio is required to be considered.
• User-centered craft with business teeth. You apply UX principles in service of outcomes. You can describe a time you chose the harder UX path because the data (or the user behavior) demanded it - and what the number did.
• Multi-project shipping at scale. You have run several workstreams in parallel and can point to how you sequenced, cut scope, and still shipped quality.
• Executive presence. You translate creative vision into business language. You have aligned senior stakeholders on a design direction when opinions conflicted, and you can recount the decision and the aftermath.

Why this role:

• Own meaningful product experiences: Take complex user journeys from discovery and research through flows, prototypes, launch, and iteration - and see your work directly influence the customer experience.
• Design for trust and clarity: Solve the unique challenge of making real-time, data-rich, and potentially money-related experiences feel intuitive, transparent, and accessible.
• Work closely with decision-makers: Partner with Product, Engineering, Research, and senior design leaders to turn user insight into product direction and shipped experiences.
• Grow your craft at scale: Contribute to a shared design system, work across multiple product challenges, and develop your ability to balance user needs, business outcomes, and technical constraints.
• Join at an important moment: OG is building its U.S. product foundation now, giving you the opportunity to make a visible impact as the experience and design practice evolve.