Product Designer

Tribe is where you can find delightful human group chats around shared interests. We’re building a new kind of group chat platform that helps people connect through shared passions, real identities, and exciting subcultures. We are focused on bringing each human closer to their interests as well as other humans who share them. If you’ve ever wished group chats felt less chaotic and more meaningful, you’ll understand why Tribe exists.

We’re looking for a Product Designer who can turn ideas about human connection into interfaces that feel alive and emotionally resonant. You’ll own the graphic and interaction design of various features of the product and help define how people experience community in a digital world.

• Design Tribe’s mobile and web experiences — from blank canvas to shipped product.
• Bring empathy, humor, and simplicity to complex interactions (chat, discovery, profiles, creation tools, etc.).
• Craft user journeys that make people feel at home — not lost.
• Build our evolving design system and visual language.
• Collaborate tightly with product and engineering to ship fast and beautifully.
• Prototype bold ideas that push what group chat can be.
• Think beyond pixels: influence product direction, tone, and the heartbeat of community.

• You’ve shipped real consumer products — ideally social, messaging, or community-driven.
• You’re fluent in Figma and can prototype like a wizard.
• You think in systems but design for feelings.
• You care about the why behind every tap.
• You crave autonomy, velocity, and creative partnership.
• You’d rather experiment and iterate than debate hypotheticals.
• Bonus: you love anthropology, psychology, or memes.

• You’ll be part of a small, design-driven team shaping a product from the ground up.
• Direct collaboration with the founders (product-obsessed builders).
• Freedom to dream big — and see your ideas live in production fast.
• Flexible hours, remote-friendly, and high-trust culture.
• You’ll get to design a product that helps people feel less alone.

• Send a Figma of how you’d improve a key part of the app with a full explanation to