About the role
You’ll be our second designer, working alongside Maren, our Design Lead, and owning flows end to end — from ride-along research with logistics teams to the shipped UI. Windrose is a dense-data product: boards, timelines, exception queues. The craft here is making a thousand rows feel like one calm answer.
You’ll also help grow Chartroom, our design system, so the product keeps feeling like one hand drew it.
What you’ll do
- Run discovery with logistics teams — ride-alongs, board reviews, support-ticket archaeology.
- Design dense, legible data UI: tables, timelines, and exception queues that read at a glance.
- Extend Chartroom with documented, accessible components.
- Prototype at whatever fidelity gets the answer fastest — paper to code.
- Ship with engineers weekly, then sand the edges after launch.
- Help define what “calm software” means for operations work.
What we’re looking for
- 4+ years designing B2B or data-heavy product.
- A portfolio that shows systems thinking, not just polished screens.
- Comfort making tables, charts, and empty states genuinely legible.
- You write clearly and present your own work.
- You’ve worked elbow-to-elbow with engineers in short cycles.
Nice to have
- You prototype in code — HTML/CSS or React.
- Time spent in logistics, fintech ops, or another gloriously unglamorous domain.
- Working knowledge of accessibility standards (WCAG 2.2).
- You’ve tended a pattern library before and it survived you leaving.
Compensation & benefits
Base salary is $120k–$155k depending on level and location, plus equity of 0.08%–0.20% with a 10-year exercise window. Full benefits are on the jobs page.
How we hire
- Intro call with Maren, our Design Lead (30 min).
- Portfolio walkthrough — you drive (60 min).
- Paid design working session on a real board problem (3 h).
- Crew conversations and offer (2 × 30 min).
The working session is paid and time-boxed — no spec work, no unpaid take-homes. We reply to every application within five business days.
Design for people with radios on their hips.
Send a portfolio and a short note about a dense interface you made calmer. We care more about the thinking than the pixels — though we do love pixels.