Venn
Lead Product Designer
Toronto
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 13 hours ago
WireframingDesign SystemsCommunicationOrganizational Skills
About the role
- About Venn Venn is the fastest-growing B2B fintech in Canada.
- Business owners are tired of the big banks' monopoly and are looking for modern tools that replace the legacy systems that have been their only option for over 100 years.
- We've raised over $26.5M from Tier 1 investors such as Gradient, Left Lane Capital, Intact, and XYZ Venture Capital.
Responsibilities
- Lead the design of end-to-end product experiences, from initial concept through polished execution.
- Build on our existing design foundations by refining patterns, improving consistency, and contributing to the evolution of our design system.
- Collaborate closely with product managers, engineers, and cross functional partners to shape problem definitions, explore solutions, and ship polished outcomes.
- Continuously iterate on shipped work using customer feedback and product metrics to drive measurable improvements.
Requirements
- Thrive in an environment where you have autonomy to execute and take initiative, especially in a fast-paced startup.
- Experience at an early-stage or fast-growing startup.
- Experience at a fintech.
Skills
- Translate user insights, data, and feedback into clear interaction models and elegant visual solutions.
- Produce high quality deliverables including flows, wireframes, prototypes, and final production assets with strong attention to detail.
Benefits
- Healthy equity ownership, among the most generous in the market, aligning your success with the company's growth.
- Comprehensive coverage of medical, dental, and vision insurance.
Company info
- This role is for an existing vacancy and we are looking to fill this role immediately.
Equal opportunity
- Venn is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability.
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