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Platform Science · 4 hours ago

Senior Product Designer, UX Strategy & Definition

United States

Full-time

Remote

Mid, Senior Level

$125K/yr - $135K/yr

5+ years exp

Platform Science is an open IoT platform focused on innovative solutions for the transportation industry. The role involves leading the foundational UX and discovery process for new products and features, collaborating with product and engineering teams to define user experiences and creating detailed project blueprints for execution by remote design teams.

ComplianceFleet ManagementInternet of ThingsSaaSSoftwareTransportation

Work & Life Balance

No H1B

Responsibilities

Lead the foundational UX and discovery process for new products and features, starting from the initial idea or business goal

Partner closely with Product Managers and Engineering Leads to facilitate workshops, define scope, and map out strategic approaches to understand how the user experience will be defined

Own the development of core UX artifacts:

Define and document clear Jobs to be Done (JTBD)

Create detailed user flows, journey maps, and sitemaps

Produce comprehensive wireframes and low-fidelity prototypes that explain the entire user experience

Package and document your work into a complete "design blueprint" that clearly outlines the project's strategy, user experience, and specific tasks

Hand off projects to our global product design teams, walking them through the strategy and requirements to ensure a smooth transition to execution

Act as a strategic guide for the execution teams, answering questions and ensuring their high-fidelity work and user testing plans remain aligned with your foundational UX strategy

Qualification

UX StrategyWireframingUser FlowsJobs to be DoneInformation ArchitectureInteraction DesignFacilitation SkillsCommunication SkillsDocumentation SkillsRemote Team Collaboration

Required

5-8 years of experience in product design, with a portfolio that heavily emphasizes your strategic process (e.g., JTBD, complex user flows, annotated wireframes, and case studies on problem definition)

Must be based in the United States and possess a deep, nuanced understanding of North American user behavior and market expectations

Proven mastery of wireframing and creating clear, functional, and well-documented UX deliverables

A deep understanding of UX fundamentals, including information architecture, interaction design, and 'Jobs to be Done' methodology

Experience packaging and handing off work to other designers or remote development teams is a major plus

Strong facilitation skills: You are comfortable leading workshops and guiding stakeholders (Product, Engineering) to a shared understanding

Exceptional communication and documentation skills: You can articulate a complex experience with simple diagrams and clear instructions