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Pocket Orchard in Austin, Texas is hiring a Junior Product Designer to strengthen the web and mobile experience for self-employed customers. The role is based in Austin with a hybrid schedule (three office days per week).
You will collaborate with a Product Design Lead and focus on well-scoped areas of the product, from invoice setup to account settings. You’ll build Figma prototypes, translate problems into user flows, and work with engineers to implement designs while growing toward Product
Pocket Orchard is hiring a Junior Product Designer to strengthen the web and mobile experience for self-employed customers. The role is based in Austin, Texas with a hybrid schedule (three office days per week). You will collaborate with a Product Design Lead and focus on well-scoped areas of the product, from invoice setup to account settings.
You’ll tackle specific product surfaces such as invoice setup, expense categorization, savings goals, and account settings. Your day-to-day includes turning defined customer problems into structured design work, building Figma prototypes for review, and refining designs based on usability findings and technical constraints.
During your first three months, you’ll work alongside a more experienced designer. You’ll start by improving existing workflows and won’t be expected to lead major product areas immediately. Pocket Orchard provides training in accessibility, user interviews, product metrics, and designer-to-engineer handoff. Progression to Product Designer is based on portfolio growth and the ability to complete projects with increasing independence.
Figma and basic web knowledge including HTML and CSS.
Salary: $72,000–$82,000 per year (full-time, salaried).
Schedule: Monday–Friday, generally 9:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Reports to: Product Design Lead.
Office rhythm: the product team works from the Austin office Tuesday through Thursday and remotely on Monday and Friday. New hires may attend additional office days during their first two weeks. No on-call support or routine weekend work.