Senior Designer
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Job description
About Tangible
Tangible Markets builds secondary market infrastructure for private fund LP interests. Our platforms help investors, wealth managers, fund managers and lenders buy, sell, price, finance and close secondary transactions. Our products:
Liquidity Hub: a secondary marketplace where LPs list fund interests and qualified buyers bid, with liquidity windows, tender offers and NAV lending.
Auctions: a competitive sale process for fund interests, supported by pricing models, pricing reports and market sentiment data.
Closing Platform: a transaction workflow built with a leading law firm to manage transfer documents, signatures and closing steps.
The role
You own the design of our products end to end, from research to shipped UI. You work with product, engineering and data teams on complex financial workflows used by institutional buyers, wealth advisors, lenders, fund managers and lawyers. Several products run as white-label versions for large financial partners.
Position open to candidates based in the EU and the UK.
Responsibilities
Own visual branding and design direction across every product, with a modern and consistent standard.
Lead the UX and UI revamp across the whole platform.
Design end-to-end flows across all products: onboarding, listings, bidding, pricing, financing and closing.
Turn complex financial and legal processes into clear, simple interfaces.
Design data-dense screens: pricing outputs, dashboards, reports, tables and comparisons.
Run user research and usability testing with buyers, sellers, advisors and partners.
Own the design system across products and white-label client versions.
Own the design process, including where AI tools fit to speed up research, prototyping and production.
Own design organization: files, handoff, and how work moves from design to build.
Set the quality bar and hold it. Nothing ships that has not cleared it.
Direct the product designer and review their output.
Work with engineering through build and QA so designs ship as intended.
Requirements
6+ years of product design experience, including 3+ years on complex B2B, fintech or enterprise products.
Deep UX skills: information architecture, interaction design, user research and usability testing.
Proven experience building and maintaining a design system in Figma: components, tokens, variants and documentation.
Daily use of AI productivity tools in design work (for example Claude, Figma AI, v0 or Cursor) to prototype and iterate fast.
Experience designing multi-step, multi-role workflows with permissions, statuses and approvals.
Experience with multi-tenant or white-label products.
Working knowledge of front-end basics (HTML, CSS, component libraries) and how designs translate to code.
Strong written and verbal communication, with the ability to explain design decisions to business and tech teams.
A portfolio showing process, trade-offs and shipped work.
Nice to have
Knowledge of private markets, secondaries, wealth management or capital markets.
Experience in regulated industries: compliance flows, audit trails, disclosures and e-signature.
Accessibility knowledge (WCAG).
Please submit your resume, portfolio, and a brief cover letter explaining your experience and why you want to join Tangible. Portfolios are reviewed before interviews are scheduled, so make sure yours is up to date.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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