Product Designer

Oliv builds AI agents for revenue teams — a Gen AI SaaS product where design is a genuine competitive moat, not a service function. We're looking for a Senior Product Designer who operates across the full surface: enterprise product UX/UI, marketing website, and brand creatives. Not a generalist who does everything at 70% — a designer with real range whose floor is polish.

You'll work directly with the Design Lead and own your problems end to end: from ambiguous brief to shipped, pixel-perfect outcome, with no one checking whether you finished. You'll also mentor one junior designer on the creative side. This role is for someone who treats taste as a discipline — who physically cannot ship something that isn't resolved.

• Own product design end to end: understand the user's job, define the flow, design the UI, spec the edge cases, and see it through engineering to what actually ships — like a product owner, not a ticket-taker.
• Design across both worlds at a high bar: dense enterprise SaaS screens (dashboards, tables, workflows) and expressive marketing/brand work (landing pages, graphics, decks, illustration direction).
• Work inside and extend our design system (shadcn-based) — and know when a rule should be deliberately bent, and be able to defend why.
• Concept visuals that argue a point: metaphor-driven graphics, staged product screenshots, composed sections — not decoration, not screenshot dumps.
• Mentor one junior designer on creative craft: moodboards, references, critique, and finish.
• Use AI as a core part of your workflow — for exploration, asset production, iteration speed, and quality passes — while owning every output as your own judgment.
• Collaborate tightly with engineering, marketing, and customer success; communicate decisions in writing, take critique without ego, and hold your deadlines under pressure.

• 3+ years in product design with shipped SaaS work; startup experience strongly preferred.
• A dual portfolio — this is the application bar: at least one complex product flow (real constraints, real density) and one marketing/brand piece (landing page, campaign visual, or deck) that you designed end to end. Applications without both will not be reviewed.
• Exceptional visual craft: typography, spacing, color, and hierarchy as explicit skills you can articulate — not instincts you can't explain.
• Systems fluency: you've built or meaningfully maintained a design system, and your files show it (tokens, components, naming, zero orphan styles).
• AI-native workflow (hard requirement): you already use AI tools daily in your design process and can walk us through exactly how they've changed the way you work. Manual-only workflows are a non-starter for this role.
• Obsessive finish: micro-alignment, real content in mocks, states covered, nothing placeholder. You self-QA before anyone reviews you.
• Ownership and accountability: you solve your own blockers, flag risks early, deliver under pressure, and never route feedback to "that wasn't my edit."
• Responsive design mastery (hard requirement): you design fluidly across desktop, mobile web, and native platform conventions — breakpoints, adaptive layouts, and touch ergonomics are second nature, and your portfolio shows the same screen resolved at multiple sizes.
• Expert in Figma; comfortable across modern design and prototyping tools.

• 3D/illustration direction, motion, or advanced visual craft beyond UI.
• User research, usability testing, or QA experience.
• Experience mentoring designers or leading large projects.

1. Portfolio review against the dual bar above — craft and reasoning, not logos.
2. A design exercise mirroring real work: one product screen + one marketing section from the same brief.
3. A critique session: we'll look at work together — yours and ours — and see how you think, defend, and take a punch.

• Highly competitive compensation from a US VC-funded startup.
• Meaningful equity with terms you'll actually be able to benefit from.
• Unlimited paid time off, sick leave, and a flexible remote (India) workplace. #LI-remote
• Every tool you need — including the AI stack.
• Flexible hours; we care about the standard of what ships, not when you're online.
• A design culture with an explicit, written quality bar — you'll always know what "done" means.