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You’ll be part of an ambitious team at Amplemarket that moves quickly and cares a lot about the details, working directly with our founders to improve and scale our product. If you’re a curious, motivated person looking to make an immediate impact at an exciting startup, and this sounds like the kind of team where you’d do your best work, please get in touch!
We’re looking for a Senior/Staff Product Designer to help us build the best sales tool on the market. You’ll work directly with the founding team to design core features and experiences that make sales software feel intuitive and powerful, and you’ll own them end to end, from defining the problem to what ships. This means designing for the best sales teams in the world today, while creating pathways for tomorrow’s.
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