Product Designer

Propel; Greater London; On-site; GBP 68,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

Propel is seeking a Senior Product Designer in London, offering a hybrid work setup. The role focuses on reshaping a platform, defining both product experience and visual identity, and moving beyond conventional SaaS patterns.

We value designers who can tackle ambiguity, own end-to-end flows, and deliver standout user experiences in a fast-paced setting.

Qualifications

• Strong UI craft and product thinking.
• Ability to tackle complex problems and ambiguous requirements.
• Own an end-to-end product flow from problem to execution.
• Challenge conventional SaaS patterns with fresh ideas.
• Translate complex information into simple, intuitive experiences.
• Thrive in fast-paced agency, startup, or product environments.

Responsibilities

• Own end-to-end product flows from problem to execution.
• Reimagine SaaS patterns with fresh ideas and perspectives.
• Turn complex information into clear, intuitive experiences.
• Collaborate in a fast-paced startup or product environment.

Skills

UI craft

Product thinking

Complex problems

End-to-end flow

SaaS patterns

Fast learning

Job description

Senior Product Designer | London / Hybrid | VC backed Start up | Up to £75,000

I'm looking for a Senior Product Designer who can do more than make another polished SaaS product look like every other SaaS product.

This is a chance to help rethink and redesign a platform, shaping both the product experience and a distinctive visual identity.

We're looking for someone who can:

• Bring strong UI craft and product thinking
• Tackle complex problems and ambiguous requirements
• Own an end-to-end product flow, from problem through to execution
• Challenge conventional SaaS patterns and bring fresh ideas and perspectives
• Quickly understand complex information and turn it into simple, intuitive experiences
• Thrive in a fast-paced agency, startup or product environment

Experience in areas such as fintech, healthtech, booking platforms or other complex industries would be particularly interesting.

What we don't want is a portfolio full of predictable onboarding flows and generic SaaS dashboards.

We want to see how you think - the difficult problems you've solved, the decisions you've made, and how you've turned complexity into genuinely great user experiences.