OpenSea is the gateway to web3’s next chapter—where NFTs, fungible tokens, and emerging digital assets converge to create open, user-owned economies. They are seeking a highly skilled, creative and self-driven Staff Product Designer to help define the future of how people discover, trade, and interact with digital assets.
Responsibilities:
- Lead design initiatives from concept through launch, collaborating closely with engineers and other designers to define and deliver high-quality user experiences
- Channel design thinking into our product development process, ensuring we’re solving real user problems with consistency & simplicity
- Hone open-ended product ideas into actionable design directions through research, prototyping, and iteration
- Create end-to-end experiences balancing user needs, technical feasibility, and business goals
- Contribute to and evolve our design system to raise quality, consistency, and efficiency across all OpenSea surfaces
- Communicate design rationale clearly and effectively across disciplines, helping align teams around shared goals
- Help shape the design culture at OpenSea by modeling strong craft, collaboration, and curiosity
Requirements:
- 7+ years of product design experience, across both consumer and platform-facing products
- Demonstrated ability to own complex, ambiguous problem spaces and turn them into elegant, intuitive solutions
- Strong product sense—comfortable thinking strategically and operating without the structure of a large product org
- Excellent interaction and visual design skills, with a portfolio that highlights both systems thinking and attention to detail
- Experience collaborating closely with engineers to ship high-quality, technically informed designs
- Breadth across UI, UX, motion & interaction, with deep skills focussed in 1-2 areas and comfort dabbling in the others
- Exceptional communication and storytelling skills, with the ability to influence and align cross-functional partners
- Experience working in emerging technologies such as Web3, fintech, or AI—a big plus, but not required