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SPATE is hiring its first dedicated product designer to shape the dashboard used by brand teams to explore trends, build reports, and interact with an AI assistant. You’ll join the Frontend & UX team remote, reporting to the frontend lead, and collaborate across time zones from the UK, Central Europe, to Latin America.
You’ll influence what we build, not just how it looks, and work on transforming dense trend data into clear, actionable insights for non-analysts.
Spate is a trend intelligence platform for consumer brands in beauty, wellness, and food and beverage. We analyze anonymous, aggregated public consumer data to spot emerging trends early and explain why they're growing, so brands can make product and marketing decisions with confidence.
Our founders, Yarden Horwitz and Olivier Zimmer, started Google's Trendspotting division and called trends like turmeric, cold brew, and face masks before they went mainstream. Spate is Y Combinator-backed, and more than 200 brands use it, including Sephora, L'Oréal Paris, Estée Lauder Companies, Unilever, P&G, and e.l.f. Our data regularly appears in The New York Times, WWD, British Vogue, and The Business of Fashion.
We're hiring our first dedicated product designer, full-time, to shape Spate's core product: the dashboard where brand teams explore trends, build reports, and work with our AI assistant.
Our platform will change a lot over the next year or two as we rebuild around LLM-powered features. We already ship an AI Assistant, AI Reports (an LLM-powered dashboard builder), and in-dashboard summaries and analysis. We need someone who can work out what those experiences should be, not just how they should look.
Our users are brand innovation teams, product marketers, social media teams, and agencies. Most aren't data analysts, so much of the job is turning dense trend data into something clear and actionable.
You'll join the Frontend & UX team, four people including you, and report to our frontend lead. The role is fully remote, and we're hiring in the UK, central Europe, and Latin America, where many of our team already work. You'll need to be based between US Central Time (UTC−6) and Central European Time (UTC+1). We require you to be available for core collaboration hours of 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Eastern (2:00-5:00 PM UK, 3:00-6:00 PM CET or your local equivalent).
The product, not just the screens. At Spate, product design and UI/UX design happen together. Features aren't fully defined and then handed to a designer. You'll help decide what we build and why, and stay involved from the first conversation to launch. You'll work with our frontend lead to choose the right deliverable for each problem: a written proposal, a user flow, a prototype, or a full Figma spec.
Find user pain points on your own, through customer calls, interviews, feedback, and usage data. Then take them from problem to proposal: frame the problem, explore options, and make the case for a direction. Leadership sets the overall direction and can help point you at problems, but you won't need our input to get started.
Decide when something should be a chat, a report, or an inline summary. Define how we show where an insight came from, and how we handle loading, uncertainty, and wrong answers. Help shape the voice and structure of AI-generated insights, because in an LLM product the words are part of the UX.
We have a Figma library and a React component library that are only loosely in sync. You'll own the system's principles and the Figma side, and partner with our frontend engineers to make the two a single source of truth. The goal is that everyday design decisions are answered by the system, so engineers can ship UI that feels like Spate without waiting on design. This includes data visualization standards and patterns for AI features.
Co‑own product metrics, user feedback tracking, and quality evaluation for our LLM features. A big part of this is defining what a good AI answer looks like for our users, and turning that into rubrics we can measure.
What we're looking for. We care more about mindset than years of experience. You're driven, you care about making a good product, and you have a growth mindset. You value autonomy and self‑direction.
Contributors at Spate work flexibly, with few meetings, a lot of impact, and real say over the direction of their work. Leadership sets product direction and priorities, and you shape how we get there. That means bringing proposals rather than waiting for briefs.
This isn't the right place if you need every decision approved or every project precisely spec'd before you start.
Our aesthetic is cool, smart, data‑driven, and approachable. We want a designer who can hold that line while the product changes quickly.