Product Designer
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Job description
Description
MWDN is an international recruitment and outstaffing company with 23+ years of experience connecting exceptional tech talent with leading companies across Israel, the USA, Great Britain, and Western Europe. In this role, MWDN acts as the recruitment partner, and the selected candidate will work directly with the client’s team on their product in an international environment
What is your new project?
- Domain: Cybersecurity
- Location: Israel
- Company size: 11-50 employees
- Founded in: 2020
What makes this project exciting?
The customer is one-stop-shop for Online Cyber Defense Solutions - an organization dedicated to Information Security and Cyber Defense in all ways and shapes. Their team of experts and specialists put the client’s defense ahead in order to solve the issue and ensure it won't repeat.
We are looking for a mid-level Product Designer who combines strong interaction and visual design skills with a practical approach to solving user problems.
You will take features from problem definition through to implementation, translating complex workflows into clear, intuitive interfaces. You should be comfortable working independently, explaining your design decisions, and collaborating closely with developers.
What makes you a great fit
- 3–5 years of experience as a Product Designer, working on B2B SaaS products.
- A portfolio of shipped work that demonstrates your design process, decision-making, and individual contribution. Experience limited to landing pages or marketing websites is not sufficient.
- Strong interaction and visual design skills, particularly for complex, data-heavy interfaces.
- Familiarity with mobile and responsive design, including adapting complex desktop workflows for smaller screens.
- Advanced proficiency in Figma, including prototyping and reusable component creation.
- Experience working with and contributing to design systems.
- Ability to take ownership of features and work independently.
- Clear communication skills and experience collaborating with developers.
- Fluent English.
A portfolio is required to be considered for an interview. Please include a link with your application.
Your day-to-day in this position
- Own the design of product features end to end, from understanding the problem to delivering designs and supporting implementation.
- Create user flows, wireframes, high-fidelity screens, and interactive prototypes in Figma.
- Design clear, efficient interfaces for complex sales workflows, including pipelines, tables, and dashboards.
- Help shape the product’s mobile experience, beginning with responsive web and adapting complex interfaces for smaller screens.
- Conduct lightweight user research and usability testing to validate ideas and improve designs.
- Contribute to the design system by creating and refining reusable components and interaction patterns.
- Collaborate with developers to communicate design intent, address implementation questions, and ensure the quality of shipped features.
Our next steps
✅ Intro call with a Recruiter — ✅ Client interview — ✅ Offer
Originally posted on Himalayas
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