Senior Product Designer (PCS946)
Own end-to-end design for web and native mobile products serving inspections and code enforcement, taking complex workflows from ambiguous problems to MVP while raising design quality across the team.
Swimply is an online marketplace that allows homeowners to share their passion spaces with their local communities. We started with swimming pools which took us to $50M+ in 4 years, but pools are just the beginning. We’re creating a new category within local experiences. Think Airbnb for swimming pools, hot tubs, tennis courts, and homes by the hour!
As our Senior Product Designer, you’ll sit at the intersection of design and marketing, owning end-to-end experiences that delight our guests and hosts while driving measurable growth. You’ll shape the visual language of Swimply across product surfaces, and you’ll apply product marketing instincts to tell compelling stories that convert browsers into bookers and homeowners into hosts.
Swimply is scaling rapidly, and design is central to how we differentiate. As our first in-house design hire with product marketing instincts, you’ll define the look, feel, and storytelling that drives our next $100M in bookings…and beyond.
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Own end-to-end design for web and native mobile products serving inspections and code enforcement, taking complex workflows from ambiguous problems to MVP while raising design quality across the team.
Own end-to-end design for web and native mobile products serving inspections and code enforcement, shaping complex workflows, delivering MVPs, and raising design quality across the company.
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