Primer
Product Designer
San Francisco · Exec · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 35 days ago
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About the role
- That includes web and mobile products for families, students, educators, and internal teams, as well as the physical campuses themselves.
- From the app parents use every day, to the signage they see when they walk into a school, you'll help us define it all.
- We value clear thinking, honest feedback, strong craft, and a bias toward action.
Responsibilities
- Lead design projects from initial concept through high-fidelity design and launch.
- Move fluidly between visual design, interaction design, and systems thinking depending on what the product needs.
- Contribute to and help shape the Mondrian design system.
- Design beyond the screen: campus signage, interior spaces and marketing assets
- Help set Primer's design standards and raise the ceiling of the team as it grows.
- We believe our mission is the highest-leverage way we can create positive change.
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience as Product Designer
- A track record of owning projects end-to-end, from concept through launch.
- Comfort balancing insight with intuition.
- You can commit to a direction without waiting for formal research to hand you the answer.
- You work well with people who aren't designers, take feedback in a room full of them, and can read what students, families, and teachers actually need.
Skills
- Why Join Primer
Compensation
- As a fast-growing startup, we offer salary commensurate with experience, plus significant equity and comprehensive benefits including 100% health insurance, life insurance, and daily lunch.
Benefits
- As a fast-growing startup, we offer salary commensurate with experience, plus significant equity and comprehensive benefits including 100% health insurance, life insurance, and daily lunch.
- Primer is a growing network of K-8 schools restoring the timeless foundations of American education.
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