Senior Product Designer

Who we are

At Fluxon, we believe that how you build matters as much as what you build. We help businesses navigate their most important technology decisions with confidence, and take responsibility for seeing them through. Founded by ex-Googlers and startup veterans, we're proud to partner with teams behind some of the most ambitious products, including Open AI, Anthropic, Stripe, Walmart and Google.

Our work spans strategy, design, and engineering — often in complex, AI-driven environments — where clarity, speed and quality are the standard. We use AI intentionally, applying it only where it adds real value and expands what's possible. Care shapes everything we do.

Inside Fluxon, you'll find a global, remote-first team of experienced builders, who are curious, kind and serious about their craft. We're building a place where people can take ownership, solve problems that matter and do work they're proud to stand behind. If you want to do your best work alongside people who care as much as you do, you'll feel at home here.

Many of our team members call the Bay Area home, but this role is fully remote across North America.

Who you are

As a Senior Product Designer at Fluxon, you'll be a strategic creative partner shaping impactful experiences. This role suits a curious, craft-driven thinker who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and values ownership, integrity, and balance.

While specific responsibilities may differ from project to project, you will:

• Collaborate with stakeholders to translate business goals into unique product experiences
• Work closely with the development teams to create and implement design for both client and  internal products
• Conduct user requirements analysis, task analysis, conceptual modeling, information architecture design, interaction design, and usabili

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