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5centsCDN is looking for a Senior Product Designer to take ownership of a suite of digital products and improve the user experience for our customers. You will work cross-functionally with marketing, product, and engineering, collaborating on best-in-class visual experiences in all of our customer-facing channels. Beyond technical capabilities, we are looking for a person who can productively handle diverse and changing requirements and turn them into actionable plans.
Requirements
We are looking for a doer, the type of person that brings a can-do, figure it out type of energy to the job every day, and is willing to jump in and help. If you can picture yourself in this position and it's something that interests you, feel free to apply here! We look forward to having you on our team.
About 5centsCDN
Our CDN company is dedicated to providing A-grade services with their bandwidth pricing starting at 5 cents per GB. To move in, the clients don't have to make any commitments, sign any contracts, or pay for the setup. Currently, we are proudly serving 2000+ clients that consist of OTT, IPTV, ad agencies, gamers, government agencies, NGOs, and major TV channels.
Customers are enabled to access any of our 1200+ PoPs located across the globe. Our integrated multi-CDN network allows you to connect to end users with minimum latency limited to the peering relationships of our partners. The advanced, next-generation-centric services and network infrastructure not only help you to connect to your end-users within their ISPs themselves. But also ensures fast, secure, and affordable content delivery.
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