Senior product designer

Senior Product Designer (UI/UX) — Cloud & AI Products

Location: Hyderabad (On-site, 5 days a week)

Type: Full-time

Experience: 4–6 years

About Us

We build modern Saa S products at the intersection of cloud and AI — across Fin Ops, data, and other emerging spaces. Our stack is current, our cycles are short, and design is core to how our products land with users and in the market.

The Role

We're hiring a Senior Product Designer to own UI/UX across our portfolio of products, plus the design surfaces we use to communicate what we build — pitch decks, sales presentations, product one-pagers, event collateral, and landing pages.

You'll partner directly with product, engineering, and leadership. You'll work in short cycles, prototype fast, and get designs into production quickly. You won't be the person who spends two weeks polishing a Figma file that nobody ships — you'll be the person who moves the needle on how our products look, feel, and land in the market.

Comfort with modern AI-assisted design and prototyping tools is a real plus. We want someone who uses the current stack (v0, Lovable, Cursor, Figma AI, etc.) to move faster — not someone still working the way they did in 2020.

What We're Looking For

Must-have:

4–6 years designing Saa S or B2 B products, ideally data-heavy, cloud-native, or AI-driven (analytics, observability, Dev Ops, Fin Ops, cloud tooling, data platforms, or AI products) A portfolio that shows both product depth (end-to-end flows, real shipped work) and communication craft (decks, marketing pages, launch assets) Deep Figma fluency — components, variants, auto-layout, tokens, prototyping Working knowledge of modern frontend patterns (React, Tailwind, component libraries like shadcn/ui or Radix) — enough to design within real technical constraints and hand off cleanly Comfort with modern AI-assisted design and prototyping tools — v0, Lovable, Cursor, Figma AI features, or similar. You should have a point of view on where they help and where they don't Strong information design skills — you can turn a table of 60 data points into something scannable, or a decision tree into a flow a user can follow Presentation design chops — you can make a founder's rough deck outline into something you'd be proud to show a customer Bias for shipping. You'd rather get v1 in front of users this week than perfect v2 next month Clear communication — you can defend a design decision, take a critique without ego, and explain trade-offs to non-designers

Nice to have:

Experience designing across multiple products or a product suite Basic HTML/CSS/React — enough to prototype in code or make small production tweaks Design system ownership at a previous company Motion/interaction design skills (Framer, Rive, or CSS animations) Brand or marketing design experience alongside product Experience running user interviews or usability tests yourself Prior startup experience — you're comfortable with ambiguity, scope changes, and wearing multiple hats.

Regards,

Jahanavi Kaudiki