Founding Designer

Key Responsibilities

Product Design

• Own the end-to-end product design process — from early concept and user flows through wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, and polished final specs
• Work closely with engineering and product to ship experiences that are fast, intuitive, and delightful — balancing craft with velocity
• Contribute to and help evolve Concourse's design system in Figma, raising consistency and quality as the product grows
• Translate complex financial data and AI-powered workflows into interfaces that feel simple and powerful for our users
• Incorporate customer feedback and user research into design decisions continuously

Brand & Visual Identity

• Own Concourse's visual identity across key touchpoints — website, marketing assets, decks, social, and beyond
• Design compelling materials that help prospects, customers, and investors understand and feel excited about what Concourse is building
• Partner with GTM and founders to bring Concourse's brand narrative to life visually

Design Leadership

• Set a high design standard and be the person the team looks to for taste, quality, and creative direction
• Move fast without sacrificing quality — you know when to go deep and when to ship
• Help strengthen design culture and ways of working with engineering as the team grows

About You

• 3-6 years of product design experience, ideally at a fast-moving startup or high-bar tech company
• World-class Figma skills, working fast, staying organized, and producing specs that engineers love to build from
• Strong product instincts, thinking about flows, edge cases, and user psychology, not just how things look
• A portfolio that shows range: complex product UI, clean visual design, and an eye for detail that is immediately obvious
• Hungry, opinionated, and high-ownership, excited to lead and elevate, not just execute
• Comfortable working in ambiguity and energized by the opportunity to make a real mark on a product
• Strong communicator who can articulate design decisions clearly to founders, engineers, and non-designers alike
• Experience designing data-heavy or enterprise products (preferred but not required)
• Comfortable technically or with vibe coding, the more technical the better (preferred but not required)