Senior Product Designer, Risk Modeling

This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, which manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Senior Product Designer, Risk Modeling based in the United States.

As a Senior Product Designer, Risk Modeling, you will shape intuitive digital experiences that help organizations identify, assess, prioritize, and manage risk with confidence. You will transform complex risk-management processes into clear, connected workflows that support informed decision-making across security, compliance, and business teams. Working closely with Product, Engineering, Research, Data, and customer-facing stakeholders, you will lead design initiatives from early discovery through launch and continuous improvement. You will develop scalable interaction patterns and information architectures for configurable, data-rich enterprise products. Your work will help users move beyond manual documentation toward proactive risk modeling, transparent decision-making, and actionable insights.

This remote opportunity is ideal for an experienced designer who combines strong product thinking, systems-level design expertise, and exceptional attention to user experience. You will also influence broader design standards by creating reusable patterns for trustworthy, accessible, and scalable product experiences.

Accountabilities
- End-to-End Product Design: Lead the complete design lifecycle for Risk Modeling initiatives, from problem discovery and definition through prototyping, implementation, launch, measurement, and iterative improvement.

- Complex Risk Workflows: Design intuitive experiences for risk registers, risk scenarios, configurable scoring models, controls, ownership assignments, treatment plans, approvals, residual risk, and reporting.

- Risk Modeling and Decision Support: Help users move from documenting risks to understanding potential impacts, evaluating scenarios, prioritizing responses, and making informed decisions.

- Information Architecture and Interaction Design: Develop scalable information architectures and interaction models for data-intensive product experiences, including tables, dashboards, reports, detailed views, and interconnected workflows.

- Trustworthy and Transparent Experiences: Establish design principles that support permissions, auditability, explainability, transparency, and clear communication of uncertainty. Ensure users can review, approve, update, and audit decisions while preserving the context behind them.

- Customer Research and Discovery: Conduct customer interviews, discovery sessions, and usability testing with risk managers, security and compliance leaders, business stakeholders, risk owners, and other relevant users.

- Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with Product, Engineering, Research, Data, Customer Success, Solutions, and domain experts to translate customer needs, business requirements, technical constraints, and data considerations into effective design solutions.

- Product Strategy and Trade-Offs: Help teams determine when configurable systems, automation, or guided workflows best address customer needs. Evaluate design alternatives and communicate recommendations based on user value, feasibility, and long-term scalability.

- Design Systems and Reusable Patterns: Collaborate with design system teams and fellow product designers to establish consistent, reusable patterns for risk-related experiences across the broader product ecosystem.

- Design Documentation and Communication: Produce design briefs, domain models, workflow diagrams, prototypes, specifications, and other artifacts that clarify complex problems and support effective implementation.

- Design Quality and Craft: Contribute to design critiques and elevate standards across interaction design, information architecture, UX writing, data visualization, and visual design.

- Organizational Improvement: Identify opportunities to strengthen collaboration between design and product teams, improve working practices, and establish effective approaches to solving complex product challenges.

- Responsible Use of AI: Incorporate modern tools, including AI where appropriate, to improve design workflows, accelerate exploration, and strengthen outcomes while maintaining quality and sound professional judgment.

Requirements

- Professional Experience: At least 7 years of product design experience, with a strong background in B2B SaaS, enterprise software, complex workflows, or other sophisticated digital products.

- Enterprise Product Design: Demonstrated experience designing enterprise, administrative, risk, security, compliance, finance, or other high-stakes products involving multiple user types and complex decision-making.

- Configurable Systems Expertise: Experience designing products with configurable settings, multiple personas, permissions, interconnected objects, and complex workflows.

- Systems Thinking: Ability to understand and design relationships between interconnected entities, such as risks, controls, assets, vendors, owners, treatment plans, and reports.

- Data-Driven Interface Design: Strong experience designing data-dense interfaces, tables, reporting experiences, and information architectures that help users interpret complex information and take appropriate action.

- Product Discovery and Strategic Thinking: Ability to frame ambiguous problems, learn unfamiliar domains quickly, conduct meaningful discovery, and identify the most important questions to address before designing solutions.

- Exceptional Design Craft: Strong skills in interaction design, information architecture, UX writing, data visualization, prototyping, and visual design.

- Cross-Functional Collaboration: Proven ability to work effectively with Product, Engineering, Research, Data, customer-facing teams, and subject-matter experts to deliver high-quality product experiences.

- Security and Risk Awareness: A thoughtful approach to designing for sensitive information, permissions, auditability, explainability, uncertainty, and recovery from incorrect or incomplete user inputs.

- Portfolio and Delivery Experience: A portfolio demonstrating successfully delivered product work, complex workflows, thoughtful trade-offs, and evidence of incorporating customer feedback into design decisions.

- Versatility and Attention to Detail: Ability to move between high-level systems thinking and detailed interaction design while balancing user needs, technical feasibility, and business objectives.

- Communication and Influence: Excellent communication skills, with the ability to articulate design rationale, explain trade-offs, and influence cross-functional stakeholders without relying on formal authority.

- Adaptability and Judgment: Curiosity, strong problem-solving skills, and comfort working in complex product environments where requirements, customer expectations, and best practices continue to evolve.

- AI and Modern Tools: Willingness to use contemporary design tools and AI capabilities where they provide value, while exercising sound judgment and maintaining high standards for quality.

- Work Authorization: Must be authorized to work in the United States without requiring current or future employer-sponsored work authorization.

Benefits

- Competitive compensation: Annual base salary ranging from $197,000 to $232,000, depending on location, skills, experience, and relevant qualifications.

- Equity compensation: Equity opportunities in addition to base salary.

- Comprehensive healthcare: Medical, dental, and vision coverage, with 100% of employee-only premiums covered for most medical plans.

- Retirement savings: 401(k) plan with matching contributions and immediate vesting.

- Paid parental leave: 16 weeks of fully paid parental leave for all new parents.

- Flexible time off: Flexible paid time off, 80 hours of sick time, and 11 company-paid holidays.

- Health and wellness: A dedicated health and wellness stipend to support employee well-being.

- Remote work support: Stipends for home workspace, internet, and cellphone expenses.

- Family planning benefits: Access to benefits designed to support family planning needs.

- Commuter benefits: Transportation benefits for eligible employees reporting to the San Francisco and New York City offices.

- Flexible work environment: Remote work opportunities across the United States, with access to offices in San Francisco, New York City, London, Dublin, Tel Aviv, and Sydney.

- Learning and team engagement: Virtual team-building activities, lunch-and-learn sessions, and company-wide events that encourage collaboration and professional development.

- Inclusive culture: A commitment to diversity, equal opportunity, and a supportive environment where professionals from different backgrounds can contribute and thrive.