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Own the mobile product design experience across key surfaces for a new retail trading product. Design iOS and Android experiences, collaborate closely with engineering, prototype in the codebase using AI tooling, contribute mobile-first design system patterns, and maintain cohesion between web and mobile. The role requires strong product design fundamentals, deep native mobile craft, autonomy, and effective cross-functional collaboration.
Clear Street Active is a new retail trading product and mobile is a first-class surface. A lot of our users will spend most of their time there, and the experience has to hold up on its own terms, not as a scaled-down version of the web app.
We're looking for a Senior Product Designer who thinks mobile-first and has shipped on iOS and Android. We're early enough that you'll be defining the mobile experience before it exists.
What you'll do
- Own mobile product design across key surfaces
- Work closely with iOS and Android engineering to ship
- Prototype in the real codebase using AI tooling
- Bring a mobile perspective to design system work. Patterns that don't hold up on a small screen need to be caught early.
- Keep the mobile and web experiences cohesive alongside the rest of the design team
What we're looking for
- Deep mobile craft: iOS and Android native patterns, gesture interactions, the details that separate a good mobile product from a great one
- Some familiarity with investing or trading, from work or personal use. Not a hard requirement, but you'll need to get up to speed quickly.
- Strong product design fundamentals
- Can prototype in the real codebase using AI tooling
- Works closely with engineering, not around it
- High autonomy, no ego
Nice to have
- Has shipped a consumer fintech mobile product
- Deep trading domain expertise
- Experience designing across web and mobile in the same product
This is a small team. Everyone is building, giving feedback, and in the work together, not siloed by function.
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