Senior Product Designer

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πŸ’° USD 171,000 - 193,000 / annual
πŸ“… Posted 2026-07-02 Β· via Himalayas
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About Customer.io

Over 9,000 companies β€” from scrappy startups to global brands β€” use our platform to send billions of emails, push notifications, in-app messages, and SMS every day. Customer.io powers automated communication that people actually want to receive. We help teams send smarter, more relevant messages using real-time behavioral data.
About the role

Hi, my name is Matt Wensing, VP Product & Design at Customer.io , and I’m looking for a Senior Product Designer to own the design of a product area end to end β€” from strategy through shipped pixels.

We’re a lean design team working on a sophisticated B2B platform that millions of messages flow through every day. This role is for designers who insist on owning outcomes, not just deliverables β€” who see implementation as part of the job, treat the design system as something they contribute to, and have a real point of view on how AI changes interaction design in their area. You’ll shape what we build within your domain, not just how it looks.
What we value

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Design Craft over decoration β€” we care about interactions that work, flows that don’t lose users, and systems that hold up over time.

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Ownership through implementation β€” you don’t hand off and walk away. You close the gap between design and shipped product, including in code when that’s the right tool.

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AI as a design factor β€” we expect a thoughtful perspective on how AI changes interaction models, not just awareness that AI exists.

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Candor in critique β€” we give and receive honest feedback because it’s the fastest path to better work.

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Systems thinking over one-off solutions β€” we build patterns, not just screens.

What you'll do

- Own the design of a product area end to end β€” strategy, flows, edge cases, and shipped quality.

- Design flows, not just screens β€” identify where users will get stuck before they do, and treat self-service (onboarding, activation, recovery) as a primary discipline.

- Close the gap between design and shipped product β€” pair with engineering during implementation, catch regressions, and contribute directly in code: Pluma components, production UI fixes, interaction prototypes.

- Contribute actively to Pluma, our design system β€” use it well, propose extensions thoughtfully, fix inconsistencies, and step into stewardship of components adjacent to your work.

- Develop a point of view on AI in your product area β€” prototype the interaction, not just the screen, and treat uncertainty, latency, and reversibility as real design factors.

- Partner with PM and Engineering on roadmap and tradeoffs β€” bring UX into the conversation early, push back when it shortchanges the user, and own the quality of your area over time.

- Mentor designers earlier in their career through pairing, critique, and the example set by your own work.

What we're looking for

- 5+ years of product design experience with a portfolio demonstrating craft, ownership, and a clear point of view on shipped work.

- Strong flow literacy β€” you design end-to-end experiences across states, edge cases, and recovery paths, not isolated screens.

- Closes the design-to-implementation gap β€” partners tightly with engineering, catches regressions, and contributes directly in code. Code fluency is a real and growing expectation at this level.

- Experienced power user of a design system β€” you can describe how you’ve extended it thoughtfully, where you’ve pushed back on a pattern, and how you decide when to use a primitive vs. propose a new one.

- Has designed or shipped AI-involved interfaces and can talk specifically about how you handled uncertainty, latency, or reversibility β€” even at small scale.

- B2B SaaS experience with complex, data-driven interfaces β€” you understand systems, not just screens.

- Strong communication and critique skills β€” brings rationale to decisions, gives feedback that improves the work, and can change your mind when you find better evidence.

Compensation & Benefits

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