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Product Designer

Thunkable · San Francisco, CA · Hybrid

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About Thunkable

Vibe code your app idea into a real, native iOS and Android app — no coding required. Thunkable's AI Builder handles design, logic, and publishing. Backed by Lightspeed and Y Combinator.

About the role

As a Product Designer at Thunkable, you’ll solve complex problems - spanning the product, engineering and marketing organizations and be responsible for the features and projects you bring to life. You will work closely with our engineering team to define features as well as with our marketing team to support growth efforts.

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Role Overview

As a Product Designer at Thunkable, you’ll solve complex problems - spanning the product, engineering and marketing organizations and be responsible for the features and projects you bring to life. You will work closely with our engineering team to define features as well as with our marketing team to support growth efforts.

Key Responsibilities

Deeply understand our users and their pain points through customer conversations, user research, interviews, and usability testing.

Design intuitive user flows and interaction patterns while contributing to and evolving our design system.

Create polished, high-quality interfaces with strong attention to usability, accessibility, visual clarity, and consistency.

Partner closely with Product and Engineering to transform sophisticated technical systems into simple and elegant user experiences.

Prototype and iterate quickly, balancing speed with craft in a fast-moving startup environment.

Present and communicate design decisions clearly, connecting user experience choices to broader product strategy and business goals.

Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, product, data, and marketing teams to bring ideas from concept...

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Product Design

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