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Arrive is seeking a Product Designer to contribute to and own designs for features and flows within a sprint team's area, from early framing through shipped UI. You'll partner closely with product managers and engineers to define requirements, explore solutions, and rapidly iterate based on feedback.
Key responsibilities include leveraging problem discovery and user research to sharpen problems before jumping to solutions. You'll spend real time with users who are onsite and generous with feedback, turning insights into actionable design decisions. You'll conduct and synthesize lightweight research including interviews, usability tests, and feedback sessions.
You'll design wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity mockups using Figma, Miro, and similar tools. You'll contribute components and patterns to the design system while keeping work consistent with established patterns. You'll present work and rationale clearly to your team and stakeholders, and participate in critique with the wider design team, both giving and receiving feedback.
Arrive operates in the logistics and airport parking space, designing for expert users who know their work deeply. The platform is built in-house, so you'll see your work in production and hear from users directly. The design system is mature but expanding, offering opportunities to add to it rather than just pull from it. Freight is operationally complex, and there's real room to create and improve the software people rely on to run it.
The team is hybrid, working alongside designers and partners in other offices. You'll own your work with regular critique and support from the wider design team.
Requirements:
- 3-5 years of experience as a product or UX designer, ideally on a B2B or SaaS product
- Portfolio demonstrating your thinking process, not just final screens; showing options considered and rationale
- Strong Figma skills
- Comfort working within an established design system and contributing back to it
- Solid interaction design and usability fundamentals, especially in data-dense or workflow-heavy interfaces
- Ability to communicate design decisions clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences
- Experience in an agile-like, sprint-based product development environment
- Experience using AI tools in your design process (Figma Make, Claude, or similar)
- Bonus: experience designing for logistics, supply chain, or other complex operational tools
