Senior Product Designer

Responsibilities

• Drive our vision of finding every child a permanent and loving family and improving outcomes across child welfare by representing Binti's design philosophy internally and externally.
• Own design end-to-end across Binti's full product suite — from Licensing and Family Finding to Service Referrals, our AI Package, and beyond.
• Collaborate with product managers in early-stage research, ideation, and problem-solving to deeply understand user pain points (caseworkers, agency leadership, families, and youth) and develop solutions that fit the realities of their work.
• Design and iterate on wireframes and high-fidelity mockups, coaching product managers to think through both the north star and the MVP.
• Rapidly prototype concepts using AI design tools (e.g., Lovable, Figma Make) to validate ideas with users and stakeholders before engineering invests, and to communicate vision in a way static mocks can’t.
• Own and level up our design system so it scales with our growing product surface area.
• Stay on top of trends, accessibility standards (we serve government users, so WCAG matters), and research best practices to inform design direction.
• Iterate on and improve processes between design, product, and engineering to improve effectiveness as we grow.

• 5+ years of experience in UX, UI, or product design. Experience working with a complex product or problem space (B2B, enterprise, or government software) is preferred.
• Expertise with AI design and prototyping tools — you're already fluent with tools like Lovable, Claude, Cursor, or similar, and you treat them as a core part of your craft. You can go from a rough idea to a working interactive prototype in a single sitting, and you have strong opinions about when to reach for which tool.
• The ability to dig into the root of the problem and understand user needs and pain points — especially for users whose workflows are unfamiliar or constrained (e.g., social workers operating under significant regulatory and emotional load).
• Strong UX skills, workflow mapping, and wire framing — both on top of existing designs and from the ground up, while keeping consistency and existing design patterns in mind.
• A track record of mentoring teammates and implementing processes that scale with a growing organization.
• A low-ego, collaborative approach toward working with product and engineering teams.
• Bonus: experience designing for accessibility and WCAG compliance, or for users in government, healthcare, or other regulated environments.