Senior Product Designer BDes, MDes) from Tier1 college (NIT, NIFT. IIT

Strong Product Designer from top college profile

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Mandatory (Experience) - Minimum 1+ YOE in UX / Product Design, with strong focus on B2C Products

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Mandatory (Portfolio) - Strong portfolio of UX / Product Design works for top / high-traffic B2C Products

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Mandatory (Company): Top B2C product company

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Mandatory (Education) - Must have Design Education (BDes, MDes) from Tier1 college (NIT, NIFT. IIT). Tier2 colleges will be given 2nd priority

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Mandatory (Exclusion) - Only UX designer wont work, we need product designers

Strong Product Designer from top college profile

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Mandatory (Experience) - Minimum 6+ YOE in UX / Product Design, with strong focus on B2C Products

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Mandatory (Portfolio) - Strong portfolio of UX / Product Design works for top / high-traffic B2C Products

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Mandatory (Company): Top B2C product company

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Mandatory (Education) - Must have Design Education (BDes, MDes) from Tier1 college (NIT, NIFT. IIT). Tier2 colleges will be given 2nd priority

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Mandatory (Exclusion) - Only UX designer wont work, we need product designers

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Mandatory (Age) - Candidate's age should be within 30 to 34 Years.

Strong Product Designer from top college profile

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Mandatory (Experience) - Minimum 6+ YOE in UX / Product Design, with strong focus on B2C Products

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Mandatory (Portfolio) - Strong portfolio of UX / Product Design works for top / high-traffic B2C Products

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Mandatory (Company): Top B2C product company

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Mandatory (Education) - Must have Design Education (BDes, MDes) from Tier1 college (NIT, NIFT. IIT). Tier2 colleges will be given 2nd priority

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Mandatory (Exclusion) - Only UX designer wont work, we need product designers

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Mandatory (Location) - Candidates from Pune and Mumbai are only considered, who can F2F interview

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Mandatory (Age) - Candidate's age should be within 30 to 34 Years.

Strong Product Designer from top college profile

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Mandatory (Experience) - Minimum 2+ YOE in UX / Product Design, with strong focus on B2C Products

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Mandatory (Portfolio) - Strong portfolio of UX / Product Design works for top / high-traffic B2C Products

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Mandatory (Company): Top B2C product company

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Mandatory (Education) - Must have Design Education (BDes, MDes) from Tier1 college (NIT, NIFT. IIT). Tier2 colleges will be given 2nd priority

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Mandatory (Exclusion) - Only UX designer wont work, we need product designers

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Mandatory (Age)—The candidate's age should be below 28 years

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Preferred (Experience) - Must have design system, AI product design, conversational design keywords

Strong B2C Product Designer Profile with end-to-end ownership and prototype-in-code ability

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Mandatory (Experience 1): Must have 3+ years designing B2C products at a high-growth consumer or fintech company

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Mandatory (Experience 2): Must have owned a product area or a 0-to-1 launch end to end, not just individual screens inside a large team

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Mandatory (Skill 1): Must own design end to end, from understanding the problem to shipping the experience, turning product ideas into clear, usable flows

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Mandatory (Skill 2): Must be fluent with AI tools, both to code prototypes and POCs and to accelerate exploration and iteration through the design process

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Mandatory (Skill 3): Must have built and maintained a design system

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Mandatory (Skill 4): Must run hands-on customer research, talk to users regularly, think from first principles with strong user empathy, and track post-launch performance to improve designs based on feedback and data

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Mandatory (Domain): Must have experience in high-growth consumer or fintech companies

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Mandatory (Portfolio): Must share a portfolio that shows the problem, the decisions made and measurable outcomes, not just polished UI

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Mandatory (Note) – Seed-funded WealthTech startup. Candidate must be comfortable in an early-stage, fast-paced environment

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Mandatory (Compensation Alignment) – Candidate must be comfortable with fixed pay matched to current CTC (no hike) plus ESOPs worth 20–30% of total CTC on top, within an overall budget of up to ₹28L total CTC (for example, a candidate on ₹20L current CTC would get ₹20L fixed plus ESOPs worth roughly ₹5L to ₹7L, taking total CTC to ₹25L to ₹27L)

Key Skills

Product Design

Usability

UX Design

UI Design

B2C Products

User Research

Product Thinking

Roles & Responsibilities

• Design end-to-end user experiences for B2C digital products across web and mobile platforms.
• Translate user needs, business requirements, and product objectives into user flows, wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity designs.
• Conduct user research and usability analysis to identify customer pain points and improve product experiences.
• Create intuitive and engaging UI/UX designs while maintaining consistency with design systems and brand guidelines.
• Collaborate closely with Product Managers, Engineers, Researchers, and Business teams throughout the product development lifecycle.
• Participate in design reviews and incorporate feedback to improve usability, accessibility, and overall customer experience.
• Use data, user feedback, and product metrics to identify opportunities for continuous experience improvement.
• Contribute to and maintain design systems, reusable components, and UX standards.

Ideal Candidate

1.Strong Product Designer from top college profile

2.Mandatory (Experience) - Minimum 1+ YOE in UX / Product Design, with strong focus on B2C Products

3.Mandatory (Portfolio) - Strong portfolio of UX / Product Design works for top / high-traffic B2C Products

4.Mandatory (Company): Top B2C product company

5.Mandatory (Education) - Must have Design Education (BDes, MDes) from Tier1 college (NIT, NIFT. IIT). Tier2 colleges will be given 2nd priority

6.Mandatory (Exclusion) - Only UX designer wont work, we need product designers

Role Overview:

As Product Designer at Marbles Health, you'll own the end-to-end design of our product experience from early strategy and user research through to final UI execution. This is a high-ownership role for someone who wants to influence not just how the product looks, but how it works and why.

This isn't a role for someone whose first instinct is only "I can make this look pretty." 

Before you read further, a few honest questions:

A user's health data flow feels confusing. What's your first move? 

❌ "I'll flag it to the PM and wait for direction."

 ✅ "I'll sit with the clinical logic until I understand why it's built this way, then propose what should change."

You're designing a screen explaining a brain-health metric to a non-technical user. Where do you start? 

❌ "I'll make it look clean and modern."

 ✅ "I'll figure out what the user is actually afraid of or confused about, then design for that first."

How do you use Claude or ChatGPT in your work? 

❌ "I use it for inspiration and copy." 

✅ "I use it to pressure-test flows, generate variants fast, and get from a rough idea to a testable prototype in hours, not days."

What does ownership look like to you? 

❌ "I hand off the Figma file and move to the next ticket." 

✅ "I stay close to it post-launch - funnel data, session recordings, A/B results - because shipping isn't the finish line."

If the "yeah!" answers sound like you, keep reading.

What You'll Do

• Lead UX strategy for key product areas - translating user needs, business goals, and clinical/health considerations into clear design direction.
• Design end-to-end user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity UI for web and mobile experiences.
• Conduct and synthesize user research (interviews, usability testing, surveys) to validate design decisions.
• Build and maintain a scalable design system/component library in collaboration with engineering.
• Partner closely with Product Managers and Engineers from ideation through shipping — you're in the room for strategy, not just execution.
• Translate complex health information into simple, trustworthy, and accessible interfaces.
• Use data (funnel metrics, session recordings, A/B tests) to inform and iterate on designs post-launch.
• Present design rationale clearly to stakeholders, including non-design leadership.

What We're Looking For

• 2-5 years of experience as a Product Designer or UX/UI Designer, ideally in a consumer app, health tech, or fintech environment.
• A strong portfolio demonstrating both UX thinking (flows, research, problem-framing) and high-quality UI execution.
• Proficiency in Figma (or equivalent) and familiarity with prototyping tools.
• Experience designing for both web and mobile platforms.
• Comfort working with ambiguity - you can turn a loosely defined problem into a structured design process.
• Basic understanding of accessibility standards (WCAG), especially relevant in health products used by diverse populations.
• Strong communication skills, able to justify design decisions with reasoning, not just aesthetics.
• Bonus: prior experience in health tech, wellness, or a regulated/trust-sensitive consumer category.

Nice to Have

• Experience running or contributing to a formal design system.
• Familiarity with basic HTML/CSS (to collaborate more fluidly with engineering).
• Exposure to behavioral design principles (habit formation, nudges) relevant to health engagement.
• Motion design skills (micro-interactions, transitions, product animations).
• Experience creating print collaterals (brochures, packaging, in-clinic materials).
• An AI-forward mindset - curiosity about using AI tools in the design process and designing AI-native product experiences.

What Success Looks Like in the First 6 Months

• Ownership of at least one major product flow, redesigned or shipped based on user research.
• A functioning or improved design system adopted across the product.
• Established a lightweight, repeatable UX research process for the team.

If you want real ownership in health tech and are ready to dig into complexity most people avoid, we'd love to see your work.

To be considered, please also fill out this short form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeyThzAf9zfkhJTyN_X7jbcSj0a7pNzzKF9LZMcZr_fRRPjUw/viewform?usp=header

We're building the AI operating system for the $600B global managed IT market.

Managed service providers (MSPs) run IT for lots of small and mid-sized businesses. Their technicians spend most of the day on repetitive tickets — setting up new joiners, sharing folders, fixing sign-in issues. Our first product is an AI service desk. It learns how each MSP works, turns a ticket into a plan of exact steps, and runs only what a technician approves.

Our vision is to build additional products for other parts of the MSP's business (such as voice AI, business operations and analytics), turning this into the one AI operating layer for the MSP business.

We've just raised a $4.4M pre-seed from Seedcamp, Futurepresent and Entree Capital. Our founders previously built upGrad ($2B) and Kapiva ($250M), and come from Bain Capital, Parthenon, and Morgan Stanley. Our co-founders both studied CS at IIT Delhi.

We're building a small team with very high talent density in Mumbai — people from IIT Bombay, Yale, Rippling and more.

The role:

We're hiring our first Product Designer — someone who will shape how the product looks, feels, and works from the ground up.

The hardest design problem we have is trust. A technician needs to feel comfortable letting AI make changes in a customer's Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. So every screen needs to make it very clear what the AI knows, what it plans to do, and what it changed — and still be fast enough that a busy service desk actually uses it.

You'll work directly with the co-founder who leads product and our engineers, and own design end to end — from customer calls to shipped product.

What you'll do:

• Own the product experience end to end. Take problems from a first customer conversation to rough sketches, prototypes, and polished UI that ships — then keep improving it once it's live.
• Design how people and AI work together. Decide how the product explains what it knows, asks for approval, shows its progress, and owns up when something goes wrong. Make it easy for a technician to say yes with confidence.
• Make complex work feel simple. IT work is detailed and technical. You'll turn it into clear, fast experiences that busy teams can use without training.
• Stay close to customers. Join customer calls, watch technicians at work, test ideas with them every week, and bring what you learn straight into the product.
• Prototype fast, ideally in code. Use AI and design tools (Claude, Figma and others) to build working prototypes, so we learn from real use rather than static mockups.
• Design everywhere the product shows up — the app, integrations with tools technicians already use, operational dashboards and more.
• Build a lean design system. Give our engineers the building blocks to ship consistent UI without waiting on you.
• Set the bar for design. As our first designer, you'll shape how design is done here — the standard of quality, how we work, and who we hire next.

A few problems you might pick up in your first months: a single approval to set up 50 new joiners, with a clear "48 done, 2 need attention — and why"; a way for teams to see what the AI has learnt about each client, where it came from, and how to undo it; and a simple view that tells an owner the AI is working.

What we're looking for:

• Great product design work you've actually shipped. Consumer or B2B doesn't matter — we care much more about how you think than where you've worked.
• Strong craft and taste. Simple, clean and fast over flashy — think Linear, not a design studio website.
• Comfort going deep on a complex subject. You'll need to learn how things like Microsoft 365 groups and licences work, and enjoy doing it.
• Speed. You prototype in code or with AI tools and get ideas in front of users quickly.
• You use AI every day. You have opinions on what makes AI products feel trustworthy — and what makes them feel risky.
• High ownership and clear writing. You can take a messy problem all the way to something shipped, and explain your thinking simply along the way.

Nice to have:

• You've designed AI or agent products before.
• Early-stage startup or founder experience.
• You can write front-end code (React / Tailwind).

Probably not the right fit if

• Most of your work is brand, marketing, or research.
• You need a detailed spec and a design manager to do your best work.

Why join us?

• Real ownership. We're very early, so you'll shape how design works here — not inherit someone else's system.
• A hard, new problem. AI that takes real actions on real systems is still being figured out. You'll help define what good looks like.
• Fast impact. You'll work directly with the founders and see your work in customers' hands within weeks.

Who we are looking for

• Understands product requirements and designs user journeys that look good, are easy to use, and help the user reach their goal. (High quality design sense and usability sense)
• Deep understanding of Android and iOS design systems, with a strong mobile app portfolio.
• Likes talking to users directly (calls, interviews) and acts on their feedback.
• Works smoothly with developers and hands off designs cleanly.
• Understands core product metrics.
• Takes strong ownership of the quality of their work.

Core skills

• Figma (strong fluency)
• Prototyping
• Motion design (Lottie or Rive)
• Wireframing
• User journey mapping
• Competitive research and design breakdowns
• Product sense

What to look for when screening

• Experience at product companies (not agencies or services firms); e-commerce and q-commerce profiles first.
• A portfolio of shipped mobile app work, with the problem, the decisions and the outcome explained.
• Evidence of user research and metrics in the case studies.

Application requirement: Candidates must share their resume along with a portfolio link. 

We are looking for a senior product design lead who can not only get hands on with business, analytics, UX and visual, but comes with great client handling, communication, team management and leadership skills.

Energetic, self-motivated, driven and ready to take on key responsibilities on the product and the business side.

Not a relaxed job. Will be hectic and would need someone who constantly has his/her eye on the ball.

Job includes directing a product, leading a design team and also owning parts of the UX design. Major role in visual design both on the product side and on the marketing and brand front.