UX​/UI Designer

Do you instinctively click through a competitor's checkout just to see where they're losing people?

Do you open a PDP and immediately start forming hypotheses before you've even read the copy?

Freebird® is a 9-figure DTC brand serving over 2 million customers and redefining grooming for the modern consumer. We've built one of the strongest paid acquisition engines in DTC. The next phase of growth isn't about more traffic. It's about designing experiences that convert, retain, and compound.

We're looking for a UX/UI Designer who doesn't just make things look good, but builds the design system and conversion-focused surfaces that make the numbers move. This role owns the Freebird visual execution layer, the component library that scales it, and the high-stakes pages where customers decide whether to buy.

This is not a "here are the brand guidelines, go design some screens" role. You'll be hands-on in Figma every day, running A/B test variants, maintaining a design system that the entire organization depends on, and shipping production-ready work within sprint cadence, with metrics attached to every major decision.

You'll report to the Senior Director of Design and partner closely with our CRO Manager. This role is 100% remote. We require meaningful overlap with US working hours.

If you think in components, conversion hypotheses, and funnel mechanics, and you've been waiting for a seat where design decisions are measured, not debated, this role is for you.

• Own UX/UI for conversion-critical pages, including PDPs, checkout flows, landing pages, CTAs, and post-purchase experiences.
• Design every A/B test variant with a clear hypothesis and defined success metric before it goes into development.
• Evaluate test results and iterate. Winning patterns get documented, while losing variants get analyzed.
• Partner with the CRO Manager to build and maintain a design hypothesis backlog that is never empty or stale.
• Identify friction points in the customer journey using heatmaps, session replays, and analytics, then turn insights into test briefs.

The design system is not a side project. It is the foundation that makes everything else scalable.

• Own the component library, design tokens, and pattern documentation in Figma.
• Maintain version control and governance so the system grows predictably without introducing drift.
• Act as the consistency gatekeeper by reviewing team output, flagging deviations, and evolving the system as Freebird's product lines expand.
• Create clear specifications and acceptance criteria that enable smooth implementation with minimal back-and-forth.

• Take stakeholder briefs to polished, production-ready designs within sprint cadence.
• Maintain pixel-perfect execution across web and app experiences.
• Deliver clean handoffs to the development team with complete specifications, interaction notes, and edge-case coverage.
• Contribute to sprint planning and grooming by estimating work accurately, flagging risks early, and delivering on commitments.

• Help establish scalable design practices as the team grows, including critique culture, file organization, and handoff standards.
• Set the quality bar the team builds toward through strong execution and high standards.

Within your first 6-12 months:

• A documented, scalable design system is used consistently across all digital touchpoints.
• A steady cadence of design-led experiments ships alongside the CRO roadmap.
• Measurable improvements in CTR, CVR, or AOV are directly tied to design decisions you made.
• Design handoffs are clean, complete, and require minimal clarification from engineering.
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