Own end-to-end design for a product area — problem framing through wireframes, prototypes, detailed specs, delivery QA, and iteration for enterprise workflows used by lease administrators, portfolio managers, and facilities teams.
Run discovery with enterprise customers — interviews, usability tests, and workflow observation — and translate findings into design decisions that shape what gets built, not just how it looks.
Build design system foundations — identify reusable patterns, document components, and contribute to the Tango Design System alongside the Director of Product Design and other designers.
Modernize legacy enterprise UX — redesign workflows that work but frustrate, within real constraints: data models that can't change overnight, user habits with embedded muscle memory, and migration paths that don't break production.
Build and validate prototypes. Use AI-powered design and prototyping tools to create coded prototypes for user testing and ship design artifacts directly into the development pipeline.
Partner daily with Product Management, Engineering, QA, and Customer Success. Communicate design rationale to non-designers. Advocate for the user when it's uncomfortable. Use AI-powered design tools as standard practice for research synthesis, design iteration, prototyping, and cross-team documentation.

4+ years in product design with demonstrated work on complex B2B or enterprise products — multi-step, data-dense workflows with multiple user types and real operational consequences.
A portfolio that shows process, not just polish — research, problem framing, iteration, trade-offs, and outcomes.
Comfort with ambiguity and legacy systems — can define the problem when there's no brief, design within constraints you didn't choose, and make progress without waiting for perfect information.
Strong cross-functional partnership — explains design decisions to engineers and PMs without jargon, holds a position with evidence, and changes direction when the evidence points somewhere else.
Deep experience with enterprise workflow design — lease administration, facilities management, project management, or adjacent enterprise SaaS domains preferred.
Design system instinct — has identified patterns, documented components, or contributed to a design system. Understands why consistency matters across a product and has opinions about how to get there.
Proficiency in Figma and comfort working with AI-powered design tools for prototyping, research synthesis, and documentation.
Familiarity with modern design practices: continuous discovery, usability testing, and data-driven iteration.
Experience with internationalized products supporting multiple languages and regional markets is a plus.

Competitive Compensation
Comprehensive Benefits Including health, dental, and vision insurance, and generous paid time off to support your well-being.
Flexible Work Environment Whether remote, hybrid, or in-office, we support work arrangements that promote productivity and balance.
Inclusive & Collaborative Culture We foster a workplace where diverse perspectives are valued, teamwork is encouraged, and everyone has a voice.

Product Designer

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