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Product Designer

New York City

Product Designer 

Location: This position is based in New York City, and in-office attendance is required Monday-Thursday with the ability to be remote on Friday.  

Who we are looking for:  

  • 3+ years of Product Designer experience within the B2B software space
  • Strong systems thinking ability, focusing on consistency and scalability in design rather than just individual screens
  • Proficient in Figma, wither experience adapting to the fast-paced dynamics of a startup environment
  • Ability to navigate between detailed UI design and broader brand and visual design initiatives
  • Collaborating effectively, you have strong opinions on good design while remaining open to feedback  
  • Bonus points for experience in fintech, tax or other regulated industries
  • Bonus points for familiarity with design tokens and developer handoff workflows
  • Bonus points for building a design system from scratch  

What you’ll be doing:  

  • Designing and iterating on our web application closely collaborating with Engineers to deliver features that simplify complex tax workflows 
  • Partnering with the Customer Success team to identify user pain points and translating those insights into actionable product improvements
  • Building and maintaining a cohesive design system that is applied across our product, marketing site, sales materials, and event presence
  • Contributing to product strategy by not only defining how the product looks but also influencing how the product should be developed next  

Life at Onshore:  

  • Rewarding Compensation Packages: We aim to ensure every employee feels valued and appreciated. The annual base salary for this position ranges from $120,000 - $140,000 with an additional bonus component. 
  • Healthcare Benefits: We provide comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans along with FSA and HSA options.  
  • Unlimited Time Off: We believe in supporting work-life balance and overall well-being, which is why we offer unlimited PTO. This allows you to take the necessary time to rest, recharge, and attend to personal matters whenever needed. 
  • Paid Parental Leave: We provide dedicated paid leave to support new parents, emphasizing our commitment to supporting families and helping employees prioritize their time with loved ones during this significant life event. 
  • Office Environment and Perks: Experience our collaborative and thriving workspace in New York City, complemented by a fully stocked kitchen, regular company gatherings, and a vibrant culture that fosters strong morale and connections among team members. 
  • Personal and Professional Growth: Leverage the diverse team environment to support your development through workshops, mentorship and team-building activities.  

Onshore was founded to tackle a common problem: businesses wasting months chasing documents, risking audits or missing incentives. At Onshore, unlock valuable tax benefits like R&D Tax Credits, 179D Deductions, and Cost Segregation using innovative consulting and advanced AI technology. Our efforts have returned millions to clients by transforming untapped opportunities into tangible results. As we scale rapidly and seize massive growth potential, we are seeking confident, curious and collaborative professionals to help drive our next phase of expansion.  

We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Every qualified candidate will be considered for hire without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability or protected veteran status. Onshore is deeply committed to diversity, equity and inclusion within our organization.  

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