Responsibilities

• Design and ship landing pages and marketing-site UI that turn traffic into signups, working closely with the Product Marketing Manager (PMM) and Growth Engineer.
• Treat every page as a test: form a hypothesis, design the variant, watch what real visitors do, and cut what doesn't convert.
• Build a reusable system of page sections and components so the next page ships in hours, not weeks.
• Produce brand and graphic creative across formats: billboards and other out-of-home placements, ads, social assets, and event collateral that stop a scroll and stay on-brand.
• Turn dense product and security messaging into visuals a buyer understands in three seconds.
• Extend the brand into every artifact: decks, one-pagers, brand assets, the small details nobody is supposed to notice.
• Execute against the Creative Director's direction and turn a one-line brief into a shipped page, a scroll-stopping ad, or a deck a founder can sell with.
• Build the templates and source files that let the rest of the team stay on-brand without you in the loop.
• Hold the line on craft when the bar is highest, because that's exactly when brands get cheap.

Requirements

• A portfolio that shows both halves: product-grade web and landing-page UI, and brand and graphic creative, all at a level you're proud to put your name on.
• The product designer's instinct to design with conversion intent, and the ability to reason about why a page converts.
• Fluency in Figma, and the systems instinct to build components and files other people can actually use.
• Strong fundamentals: composition, typography, hierarchy, and color. You can defend every choice on a page.

Preferred

• A clear story about a specific page or campaign and the numbers it moved.
• A track record of shipping at volume across many formats and tight timelines without dropping the bar.
• The generalist range to go from a landing page to a billboard to a pitch deck in the same week and make all three feel like one company.
• Experience designing growth surfaces at a B2B SaaS, devtools, security, or infrastructure company, where the buyer is technical and skeptical.
• Comfort with AI creative tooling already woven into your workflow, with a point of view on where it helps and where it gets in the way.
• Motion or basic prototyping skills: enough to bring a page or an ad to life, not just present it flat.
• Time at an early-stage startup where the brand was unfinished and you were the one who shaped it.

Benefits

• Unlimited PTO on top of US federal holidays.
• 100% covered health, dental, and vision.
• Quarterly team offsites to bond and have fun.
• An exceptionally high-caliber team to learn from.