Senior Product Designer

At Freshly Commerce, we're on a mission to build the logistics brain for commerce. Today, we help 25,000 Shopify brands simplify gnarly workflows like inventory, bundling, and order fulfillment (for even the world's largest brands like Sennheiser, Godiva, YAMAHA, and Stanley Drinkware). Tomorrow, we'll deliver intelligent automation that feels like an on-site operations team so merchants can focus on building their brand.

We're a fully-remote and bootstrapped company with teammates around the world. We love what we do and love who we build for. We're a small team of 9 who amplify each other's work by working closely together: dev with support, support with marketing, and so on. We're curious, kind, scrappy yet rigorous, and highly intentional. If this sounds like the type of team you'd like to be a part of, we'd love to hear from you.

You'll be our first dedicated designer. You'll own how our products look and feel, from the screens merchants use every day to the experiences their shoppers see on the storefront.

We're a small team, so this role covers more than product design. Some days you'll be mapping out a complex workflow with engineers, and other days you'll be making marketing graphics or print pieces. We're looking for someone who has strong UX judgment and a sharp visual eye, and who enjoys switching between the two.

You'll work closely with engineering, support and marketing, and you'll have a lot of autonomy. You'll report directly to the CEO. We are open to both full-time and part-time engagement depending on fit.

• Own product design end to end, from early problem framing and flows through high-fidelity designs, dev handoff and QA of what ships.
• Turn complex merchant workflows into interfaces that feel simple to use, for both technical and non-technical users.
• Design within Shopify's admin and Polaris design system, and know when to follow platform patterns and when to go beyond them.
• Design customer-facing storefront experiences that work well on mobile and fit in with a wide range of merchant brands.
• Work with engineers during the build: walk through designs, resolve edge cases early, and keep handoff files clear and well-organized.
• Use support conversations, merchant feedback and product analytics to decide what to design, then check whether it worked.
• Build and maintain our design system and brand guidelines so the product and marketing look consistent.
• Create visual assets for marketing:
  App Store listing graphics, website and blog visuals, social and video assets, email graphics, and the occasional print project.
• Use Claude Code or other AI tools for design exploration and check what's technically possible before proposing a design.

• We care less about years of experience and more about evidence of ownership and impact. Your portfolio should show both product design work and visual/graphic design work.
• Strong product and UX thinking. You can define the problem before solving it, and explain the reasoning behind your decisions.
• A strong eye for visual design: typography, layout, color and detail.
• Strong writing skills. You write clear, concise copy and see words as part of the design.
• High degree of independence and initiative. You proactively identify problems and act without needing constant direction.
• Strong problem-solving ability and resourcefulness. You figure things out quickly with limited information.
• Comfort operating in ambiguity and switching between different kinds of work.
• You know Figma well, including components, auto layout and files that developers can build from.
• You use AI tools effectively for research, exploring ideas and speeding up your workflow, while keeping the quality of your output high.
• Clear communicator, in writing and on video. You can present work, take feedback and push back thoughtfully.

• Designing for Shopify apps or the Shopify admin (Polaris).
• Familiarity and interest in the Shopify and ecommerce ecosystem, including industry trends, platform changes, merchant pain points, and emerging opportunities.
• B2B SaaS or ecommerce operations tools.
• Basic front-end knowledge (HTML/CSS) or experience prototyping in code.