Product Designer

Syntrace; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Founding role

Senior team

Define new category look and feel

Job summary

Syntrace, a company building conversational knowledge for institutional investors, is hiring a Product Designer in San Francisco. You will shape how users capture conversations and retrieve exact quotes, working closely with the Design Director, engineers and real users.

You’ll help ensure the product’s craft, information design and interaction design are leading-edge, while security remains integral to the product from day one. This is a founding-style opportunity with real ownership.

Qualifications

• Several years designing products at a company known for its craft.
• Strength in interaction design, information design and prototyping.

Responsibilities

• You will design how Syntrace works, from the first capture of a conversation to the moment a user finds exactly what was said.
• You will work closely with our Design Director, our engineers and our users.
• Security is a core part of the product, not a feature on top of it.

Skills

Product design

Interaction design

Information design

Prototyping

Job description

Syntrace builds conversational knowledge for institutional investors. We capture, organize and synthesize private conversations into source-backed knowledge a firm can build on.

We are now hiring a Product Designer, based in San Francisco.

You will design how Syntrace works, from the first capture of a conversation to the moment a user finds exactly what was said. You will work closely with our Design Director, our engineers and our users.

Our users trust us with the most sensitive conversations they have. That makes security part of the product, not a feature on top of it.

What you bring:

• - Several years designing products at a company known for its craft.
• - Strength in interaction design, information design and prototyping.

What you get:

• - A founding role with real ownership.
• - A senior team that has scaled companies before.
• - The chance to define how a new category of product looks and feels.