Product Designer

Readymag is a browser-based design tool that helps create any kind of web publications: landing pages, portfolios, magazines, websites, multimedia longreads and pitch decks. We are also a distributed team with a strong international user community and client-oriented service.

The Readymag Growth team is looking for an experienced Product Designer to develop experience for new Readymag users. You will work together with the Head of Design as well as the Product Manager, the Marketing Specialist, the Analyst and engineers.

You will:

• propose and test hypotheses, minding both the interests of the tool’s target audience and Readymag’s business goals;
• implement experiments in the interface and, based on the results, think through the further development of the product—we expect you to swiftly come up with design solutions and be able to rationally decide on failed experiments;
• operate with data and take data-driven decisions;
• improve the existing design system;
• work in a cross-functional team.

We require:

• experience in working on web-interfaces;
• ability to build prototypes promptly;
• openness to revisions;
• strong skills in stating hypotheses, conducting usability tests and drawing conclusions from them;
• good knowledge of Figma and Readymag;
• basic knowledge of Google Analytics and Amplitude;
• fluent Russian, good command of English—not less than B1.

You will get:

• remote work with flexible schedule;
• 28 days of paid annual leave;
• professional courses of your choice funded by the company.

We require all candidates to complete a test assignment. Once done, please send it to ​ along with your short bio and portfolio.

Test assignment

Think of a possible introduction to Readymag for the new clients — they will see it as a first thing in the Editor. Your goal is to demonstrate the tool’s facilities so that the newbie would quickly get used to Readymag and create their first project easily. We are open to the work tools you choose: it may be anything from Figma or Readymag project, to a working prototype, to a Google Doc. Explain your choice.