Product Designer
Posted 13hrs ago
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Product Designer crafting social connection features for Chess.com, a global chess gaming and learning platform. Designing polished web, iOS, and Android experiences for millions of players.
Responsibilities:
- Design polished, production-ready user interfaces for Chess.com apps across web, iOS, and Android
- Own project design from early problem definition through implementation
- Ensure strong design-to-code alignment throughout projects
- Partner with Product Designers, Product Managers, Engineers, and stakeholders to define requirements and explore design directions
- Use Chess.com design patterns and design system to create responsive, interactive experiences
- Create and iterate on prototypes using tools like Cursor and Claude
- Present work and explain design decisions using rationale, user insights, and product context
- Participate proactively in the Slack-heavy remote environment
- Ask questions early, suggest improvements, and contribute constructive feedback to the design team
Requirements:
- 2–3 years of experience working as a Product Designer on a consumer-facing product or game
- A portfolio showing polished UI design for web and mobile apps demonstrating personal contribution
- Strong command of UI design fundamentals, including typography, color, layout, visual hierarchy, alignment, contrast, and interactivity
- Experience working with an established design system using tokens, components, and design patterns
- Familiarity with frontend development and how design translates into code
- Experience using AI-assisted tools like Cursor and Claude to prototype and iterate on ideas
- Strong written and verbal communication, collaboration, ownership, and follow-through in a remote, globally distributed team
- Applicants globally eligible; requires at least 3 hours of overlap with U.S. working hours
Benefits:
- 100% remote (work from anywhere)
- Full-time position
- Globally distributed team
- At least 3 hours of overlap with U.S. working hours











