Senior Product Designer (UI/UX) — Cloud & AI Products /n Location: Hyderabad (On-site, 5 days a week) /n Type: Full-time /n Experience: 4–6 years /n About Us /n We build up-to-date SaaS products at the intersection of cloud and AI — across FinOps, data, and other emerging spaces. Our stack is current, our cycles are short, and design is core to how our products land with users and in the market. /n The Role /n We're hiring a Senior Product Designer to own UI/UX across our portfolio of products, plus the design surfaces we use to communicate what we build — pitch decks, sales presentations, product one-pagers, event collateral, and landing pages. /n You'll partner directly with product, engineering, and leadership. You'll work in short cycles, prototype fast, and get designs into production quickly.

You won't be the person who spends two weeks polishing a Figma file that nobody ships — you'll be the person who moves the needle on how our products look, feel, and land in the market. /n Comfort with modern AI-assisted design and prototyping tools is a real plus. We want someone who uses the current stack (v0, Lovable, Cursor, Figma AI, etc.) to move faster — not someone still working the way they did in 2020. /n What We're Looking For /n Must-have: /n /n

- 4–6 years designing SaaS or B2B products, ideally data-heavy, cloud-native, or AI-driven (analytics, observability, DevOps, FinOps, cloud tooling, data platforms, or AI products)

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- A portfolio that shows both product depth (end-to-end flows, real shipped work) and communication craft (decks, marketing pages, launch assets)

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- Deep Figma fluency — components, variants, auto-layout, tokens, prototyping

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- Working knowledge of modern frontend patterns (React, Tailwind, component libraries like shadcn/ui or Radix) — enough to design within real technical constraints and hand off cleanly

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- Comfort with modern AI-assisted design and prototyping tools — v0, Lovable, Cursor, Figma AI features, or similar. You should have a point of view on where they help and where they don't

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- Strong information design skills — you can turn a table of 60 data points into something scannable, or a decision tree into a flow a user can follow

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- Presentation design chops — you can make a founder's rough deck outline into something you'd be proud to show a customer

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- Bias for shipping. You'd rather get v1 in front of users this week than perfect v2 next month

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- Clear communication — you can defend a design decision, take a critique without ego, and explain trade-offs to non-designers

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- Experience designing across multiple products or a product suite

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- Basic HTML/CSS/React — enough to prototype in code or make small production tweaks

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- Design system ownership at a previous company

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- Motion/interaction design skills (Framer, Rive, or CSS animations)

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- Brand or marketing design experience alongside product

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- Experience running user interviews or usability tests yourself

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- Prior startup experience — you're comfortable with ambiguity, scope changes, and wearing multiple hats.

/n /n Regards, /n Jahanavi Kaudiki

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