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Descrial is seeking an experienced Product Designer & UX Researcher to own research and design for a finance-focused platform used by investment analysts, associates, and partners. You’ll build the evidence base for product decisions, from discovery to shipped interfaces, with a weekly release cadence.
You would be the first research hire within the design team. You will work with confidential financial data, relying on client relationships to recruit participants, and you’ll collaborate
Descrial is an AI work-execution platform purpose-built for alternative investment firms and their portfolio companies and securely orchestrates proprietary data, external sources, and workflows. Descrial is an important pillar of Enterprise Intelligence Orchestration (EIO) and enables it by structuring and standardizing data while embedding domain expertise, thereby enabling faster and contextual analysis, broader coverage, and more intelligent decision-making. It is backed by TresVista's 1,800+ employees and deep domain expertise across investment diligence, research, valuation, fund administration, accounting, and data analytics. The team is small, senior, high-ownership, and in-office, with direct access to the Executive Committee.
As Product Designer & UX Researcher, you will combine hands-on product design with ownership of the research practice for a platform whose users are some of the most time-poor, expertise-dense professionals anywhere: investment analysts, associates, and partners. You will build the evidence base that product decisions rest on and design from it: discovery and usability work through to flows, prototypes, and shipped interfaces, at a weekly release cadence. You would be our first research hire, working inside the design team: our users are hard to reach, their data is confidential, and access runs through client relationships, so getting to them reliably is a discipline in itself.
Bachelor's degree in design, human-computer interaction, psychology, or a related field, or equivalent experience.