Back to jobs

    Fractional Product Designer

    CleraRemotePosted 2026-10-27
    This listing's locations
    Remote
    Employment
    Full-time
    Workplace
    Remote
    Department: Engineering

    Free account

    Get 3 free job picks each day

    A free account gets 3 random job picks daily. This role may not be included. Full access opens this job and every role, with descriptions and direct apply links.

    About the Role

    Join an early-stage AI recruiting company as its first designer in a fractional role, contributing 10 to 20 hours per week. You will shape the product experience and establish design standards that guide the team as it builds.

    What You'll Do

    • Own design across key product surfaces, from early concepts through shipped experiences.
    • Establish design systems, standards, and documentation that help the team build consistently.
    • Make product and design decisions with limited information, then iterate based on user feedback.
    • Partner with product and engineering to implement designs and work through technical constraints.
    • Use user research, usability testing, and qualitative feedback to inform design choices.

    What We're Looking For

    • At least 3 years of experience designing and shipping consumer or B2B products end to end.
    • A functional portfolio showing shipped work, your problem-solving approach, and clear examples of product impact.
    • Experience building design systems and documentation for product teams.
    • Proficiency with Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD for high-fidelity mockups and prototypes.
    • Experience collaborating directly with product and engineering teams, including navigating technical constraints.
    • Experience with modern desktop B2B or SaaS products; early-stage startup or fractional design experience is a plus.
    • Familiarity with design-to-code handoff and HTML/CSS is helpful.
    • Availability and compensation expectations suited to a 10 to 20 hour per week engagement.

    Location

    Remote, with the primary location in the DACH region.