SaaS Product Leader - Design-Driven TPM & UX Architect

TrustLayer, Inc.; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

TrustLayer, Inc. is seeking a Technical Product Manager & Designer to shape the user experience from UX research to polished UI. You will pair design with technical product judgment to ensure well-built features for risk management and COI processes.

The role blends hands-on design in Figma with API discussions with engineers, focusing on risk managers, AP teams, and vendors who upload documents. Telemetry and accessibility standards are emphasized.

Qualifications

• 5+ years combined experience in product design and product management, with web apps.
• Expert in Figma with components, auto layout and prototyping.
• Experience planning and running user research and usability testing.
• Strong interaction and visual design fundamentals for data-heavy UI.
• Working knowledge of REST APIs and relational data models; basic SQL.
• Clear writing for specs and rationale; collaboration with engineers.

Responsibilities

• Own the end-to-end UX for core workflows: insurance requirements, certificate reviews, and vendor portal.
• Run user research and usability testing; translate findings into flows and prototypes.
• Build and maintain a design system with components, patterns, and guidelines.
• Design accessible and plain-language experiences; ensure alignment with intent during development.

Skills

Figma

UX research

Product management

REST APIs

SQL

UI design

Accessibility

Design systems

AI features

Tools

Jira

Salesforce

Job description

TrustLayer, Inc. is seeking a Technical Product Manager & Designer to shape the user experience from UX research to polished UI. You will pair design with technical product judgment to ensure well-built features for risk management and COI processes.

The role blends hands-on design in Figma with API discussions with engineers, focusing on risk managers, AP teams, and vendors who upload documents. Telemetry and accessibility standards are emphasized.