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Lead Product Designer

Goody · United States · Remote

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About Goody

Backed by Index and NEA.

About the role

Design user interfaces and experiences for Goody’s responsive web application, including the sender experience (ecommerce and SaaS) and recipient gift experience Since product and design are inextricably interlinked, collaborate with product to evolve product direction based on findings in the design process

What they're looking for

  • We worked with XYZ Type to tailor our own typeface (this one!) when we couldn’t find one off the shelf that conveyed our vibe
  • And we have big ambitions for how to make the experience even better and more fun (for which we could use your ideas and taste!)
More about this role

Goody is hiring a Lead Product Designer who has an excellent visual eye and is motivated by building delightful products.

Goody is a gifting platform that makes personal and professional gifting easy — you don’t need an address, and you don’t need to worry if your recipient prefers something else, since they can swap their gift. We also offer an API to plug in gifting and commerce to any app.

We help people celebrate milestones, recognize achievements, close deals, and make clients feel valued through thoughtful gifts that make people’s days. Founded 5 years ago, our product is used by Google, Stripe, Meta, Anthropic, Notion, NBCUniversal, DHL, and others.

Despite being something everyone does, gifting is one of the areas of commerce yet to be disrupted, and our mission is to capture that market opportunity and spread joy and positivity.

And with Goody being co-founded by a designer, we view design as absolutely central to our mission.

Gifting is meant to be experiential. We have a lot of fun crafting the experience to be fun, and we consider how each screen impacts the emotional experience, such as our gift unwrap experience which has a neat (and customizable) animation designed...

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