Product Designer — High-Impact, Stock Options & Growth

Social Change Institute; Escondido (CA); On-site; USD 79,000 - 106,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock options

Learning budgets

Weekly coaching

Job summary

Social Change Institute seeks a Product Designer in Escondido to craft compelling motion stories and scalable brand systems. You will translate a campaign idea into multiple platform-native cuts and distill long strategy decks into concise visuals.

The team emphasizes collaboration, clear communication, and rapid iteration within a part-time rhythm. The role expects strong time management, a collaborative spirit, and the ability to read unfamiliar rooms, ensuring accessibility guides early

Qualifications

• Collaborator's reflex to share credit and absorb blame.
• Strong time-management skills and a bias toward action.
• Written communication clear enough to survive a forwarded email chain.
• Comfort being measured against a clear mid-level bar.
• Familiarity with working on a part-time, ruthlessly-focused team.

Responsibilities

• Storyboard motion pieces that hold attention beyond the three-second scroll.
• Spin one campaign idea into thirty platform-native cuts before lunch.
• Distill a hour-long strategy deck into one image for quick hallway tests.
• Tighten a loose deck so every slide has purpose in the pitch.
• Stitch fragmented brand assets into a scalable system.
• Incorporate accessibility from the first sketch stage.

Skills

Collaboration

Time management

Reading room dynamics

Written communication

Bias toward action

Work-Life Balance

Job description

Social Change Institute seeks a Product Designer in Escondido to craft compelling motion stories and scalable brand systems. You will translate a campaign idea into multiple platform-native cuts and distill long strategy decks into concise visuals.

The team emphasizes collaboration, clear communication, and rapid iteration within a part-time rhythm. The role expects strong time management, a collaborative spirit, and the ability to read unfamiliar rooms, ensuring accessibility guides early