Product Designer
About dooladoola is a dynamic company committed to simplifying the complexities of business formation, payment setup, compliance, taxes, and more. We empower entrepreneurs and businesses of all sizes to navigate the intricate landscape of financial and regulatory requirements with ease, allowing them to focus on what truly matters - building and growing their ventures. About the RoleA magical user experience isnโt just a bonus, itโs central to everything we build. Weโre looking for a passionate and curious Product Designer to help us craft intuitive, engaging, and impactful experiences within our core platform.Youโll work closely with Product and Engineering to improve the dashboard our users rely on every day, from managing bookkeeping and tax services to navigating complex financial workflows. Your job is to make those experiences feel simple, clear, and even delightful. If youโre excited to tackle real user problems and have an outsized impact at an early-stage startup, this is your chance.
Key responsibilities
Work in a small team to iteratively improve user experienceTake new features from ideation, to prototyping, to user testing, to productionDesign clean, elegant web interfaces that are simple and intuitiveCollaborate with Product and Engineering to turn ideas into seamless user flowsMaintain and expand our Design System for consistency and efficiencyReport to the Head of Design while owning key areas of the productBalance speed and quality to deliver high-impact work efficiently
Skills and qualifications
2+ years of experience as a Product DesignerStrong UX thinking, visual design skills, and clear written communicationDeeply user-focused, you design with empathy and clarityProblem-solver who takes initiative and drives projects to completionProactive, self-motivated, and collaborative by natureFluent in Figma (components, auto layout, design systems, etc.)Genuine interest in our mission and the impact weโre creating
Bonus qualifications
Experience working at startups or within small, fast-moving cross-functional teams.Understanding of front-end development. You donโt need to code, but knowing how code works helps you design smarter, more feasible interfaces.