Product Design Lead

Namely

New York (NY)

On-site

USD 100,000 - 130,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary and benefits

Opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects

Collaborative and innovative work environment

Career growth and development opportunities

Job summary

A leading software company is seeking a dedicated product designer to shape the future of software in the energy sector. As the first designer in this role, you'll create interconnected user experiences across multiple platforms, turning complex systems into user-friendly interfaces. Ideal candidates will have 5+ years of experience in designing complex products, strong visual design skills, and proficiency in Figma. Join a collaborative team focused on innovation and making impactful contributions.

Qualifications

5+ years designing complex products, ideally B2B or enterprise.
Strong systems thinking and excellent visual design skills.
Proficiency in component-based design systems.

Responsibilities

Own end-to-end product design across multiple surfaces.
Design data-heavy interfaces such as dashboards and maps.
Create consumer-facing flows that feel simple despite complexity.
Build and evolve our design system with 140+ components.

Skills

Designing complex products

Strong systems thinking

Proficiency in Figma

Visual design

Ability to prototype quickly

Tools

Figma

HTML/CSS

Job description

The Opportunity

You’ll be the first dedicated product designer at Texture, shaping how an entire industry transitions to modern software.

We’re building the operating system for the grid—the software layer that utilities, device manufacturers, grid operators, and everyday consumers use to manage and participate in distributed energy at scale. You’re not designing one product; you’re designing an ecosystem of interconnected surfaces for different users with different needs.

Surfaces You’ll Own

Dashboards & Analytics: Real-time operational views, performance metrics, system health
Maps & Physical World: Geographic visualization of device fleets, grid topology, location-aware workflows
Enterprise Tools: Complex workflows for operators managing incidents, dispatching commands, auditing activity
Consumer Experiences: Enrollment flows, device connection, onboarding that hides technical complexity
Service Design: End-to-end journeys across organizations, roles, and touchpoints
Real-Time Collaboration: Live cursors, multiplayer editing, and shared workspaces for multiple users

This is the kind of work that stretches you: data-dense interfaces that need to be fast and clear, AI-native workflows where humans and automation share responsibility, simple-feeling consumer experiences despite deep technical complexity, and enterprise tools where the stakes are real and the details matter.

What We're Looking For

A designer with exceptional taste and strong instincts who can own our product's design direction and ship high-quality work at the pace of a fast-moving team.

Responsibilities

Own end-to-end product design across multiple surfaces—from early concepts through detailed specs and implementation support
Design data-heavy interfaces including dashboards, tables, maps, and timelines that make complex systems understandable and actionable
Design AI-native experiences: conversational interfaces, intelligent suggestions, and workflows that blend human judgment with automation
Create consumer-facing flows: enrollment, device connection, and onboarding that feel simple despite technical complexity
Build and evolve our design system (140+ components and growing)
Ship fast with high standards—prototype quickly, make decisions, and deliver without endless iteration

You Might Thrive Here If You:

Want to own the whole thing, not just a slice
Move quickly and make decisions without waiting for perfect information
Are comfortable with ambiguity—can turn a half-formed problem into a great experience
Can shift between dense enterprise tools and simple consumer flows without losing quality
Collaborate deeply with product and engineering (not just handing off specs)
Are comfortable being customer-facing—talking to users, understanding their needs, and translating them into the right design
Care about craft, but care even more about shipping the right thing

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