Senior Product Designer

Bikebook; Hove; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A growing SaaS company in the UK is seeking a Senior Product Designer to take ownership of UX and product design. In this hybrid role based in Brighton, you will work directly with founders and engineers, significantly influencing product development as part of a small team. Ideal candidates should have 5+ years of experience in product or UX design and enjoy working in dynamic environments.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in product or UX design.
• Ability to take ownership of UX and product design.
• Experience working in a small team environment.

Responsibilities

• Lead UX and product design across the app.
• Collaborate with founders and engineering team.
• Make design decisions with incomplete information.

Skills

Product design

User experience (UX)

Team leadership

Job description

Job Description

Location : Hybrid (Brighton). At least one day a week in the office - ideally Tuesday or Thursday.

Salary : £40k–£60k, depending on experience

Experience : ~5+ years in product / UX design

About Bikebook

Bikebook is a small, growing SaaS company in the south of the UK. We help bike shops and service businesses run their day-to-day: bookings, job management, and customer communication.

Shops are already relying on Bikebook every day. The product is expanding quickly, and design needs to catch up. So far, product design has been a shared effort between the founders and engineers; we’re now hiring our first Senior Product Designer to lead this work as we grow.

We’re hiring our first Senior Product Designer to take ownership of UX and product design across the app and to work directly with the founders and engineering team.

How We Work

We’re a small team. You’ll be the primary point person for design, not one of many in a large design org. That means :

• You’ll have a real say in what we build and how it works
• You’ll see your work ship and used quickly
• Sometimes you’ll have to make a good call with incomplete information