Principal Product Designer - Innovation

The Principal Product Designer will define and conceptualize new product ideas and features, collaborating with engineers and product managers to bring them to release. They will craft interfaces, develop prototypes, conduct user research, and present concepts to the leadership team.

Responsibilities

• Define new product ideas
• Conceptualize new products and features within and outside of Crypto.com’s product offerings and carry them through to release
• Collaborate with engineers, product managers, and senior management to generate product ideas and define how the experience and design should work
• Rapidly develop wireframes, prototypes, and low/high-fidelity visual designs to demonstrate interaction and design ideas and facilitate discussions
• Refine your concepts into fully fleshed out experiences
• Define identity elements like brand marks and design system styling
• Conduct market research and present your findings
• Plan and facilitate user research activities, including 1:1 user interviews, focus groups or usability tests
• Pitch concepts to the leadership team
• Incorporate feedback into new design directions
• Work with developers to implement designs

Requirements

• You currently hold crypto and understand the basics of trading
• You have 5+ years of experience working as a product designer on digital products
• Fluid use of Figma, components, variables, and styles
• You have solved complex problems and have a solid understanding of user-centered design and UX principles
• You understand different research approaches and know which ones to utilize and when
• You demonstrate product vision and use data and experimentation to provide product direction
• You’re excellent at articulating design decisions, presenting to clients or stakeholders
• You demonstrate solid leadership skills and an ability to develop strong partnerships with product managers and engineers

Key Skills

• Figma
• User-centered design
• UX principles
• Research approaches
• Product vision
• Data and experimentation
• Design decisions
• Leadership
• Partnerships