UX Design Lead

Design Team Lead – Product Experience - 100% Remote Opportunity!

About EverBee

Our Suite Of Tools Includes

• EverBee Research - Discover trending products, analyze competitors, and optimize listings with powerful real-time Etsy data.
• EverBee Email - Engage customers and drive repeat sales with automated, seller-first email marketing.
• EverBee Store - Launch your own ecommerce store, powered by AI — sell physical goods, digital products, or subscriptions, fully integrated with Etsy and beyond.
• Creator Brain - Your AI business manager — plan, design, automate, and strategize your business through simple conversations.
• AppStore Ecosystem - A new platform enabling third-party developers to build apps for the EverBee Store — adding custom functionality and scaling possibilities for sellers.
  

The Role: Design Lead – Product Experience

UX Design Lead

hands-on leadership role

four UX/UI designers

Key Responsibilities

• Own and drive the design vision across all EverBee products, ensuring alignment with user needs and business goals
• Lead end-to-end design execution across web, mobile, email, and the EverBee Store
• Translate complex workflows and data into intuitive, scalable user experiences
• Manage project intake, scoping, and assignment across the design team based on skills, availability, and priorities
• Ensure the team is set up for success with the right tools, support, and clarity of direction
• Track project timelines and deliverables, ensuring high-quality and on-time execution
• Foster a high-performance team culture grounded in trust, feedback, and continuous growth
• Lead by example through hands-on design contributions and design reviews
• Leverage AI tools and design inspiration from best-in-class products to accelerate iteration
• Collaborate cross-functionally with Product, Engineering, and Growth to drive customer value and strategic impact
  

Who You Are

• 5+ years in product design, with 2+ years leading or mentoring designers.
• A portfolio that shows end-to-end thinking, clear process, and polished execution.
• Deep understanding of responsive and mobile-first design.
• Excellent communication skills — you listen well, collaborate thoughtfully, and advocate for your team.
• Strong in Figma; bonus if you bring skills in motion or animation tools.
• Proven experience conducting and applying user research.
• A grounded, empathetic leader who leads by example.
• You believe AI can help you prototype and iterate quicker.
  

Nice to Have

• Background in ecommerce, SaaS, or analytics.
• Experience in product-led companies with rapid iteration cycles.
• Familiarity with marketplaces, seller platforms, or the Etsy ecosystem.
• Bonus: Motion skills in Jitter, After Effects, or Protopie.
  

Design at EverBee

• We’re a small, high-impact team focused on creating delightful and effective experiences for online sellers.
• Tools we use: Figma, Notion, Loom, Slack, Miro, and emerging AI assistants.
• We run async-friendly critiques, weekly reviews, and short research sprints.
• You’ll help shape our design system, processes, and rituals from the ground up.
  

Why Join EverBee?

Product Principles

• Customers Pay for Value, Not Effort → Focus on delivering outcomes, not following process for process’ sake.
• Value, Speed, and Quality Over Cost, Scope, and Time → Prioritize impact, deliver quickly, and ensure what we ship is reliable.
• Speed Beats Perfection → Make fast, imperfect decisions. Learn and improve.
• Learn from Others’ Successes and Mistakes → Study what works. Get inspired. Avoid waste.
• Be a Problem Solver, Not a Problem Passer → Bring solutions, not just observations. Own the next step.
  

What Success Looks Like

• Within 3 months: You’ve built strong relationships with your team and stakeholders, audited current experiences, and streamlined design workflows.
• Within 6 months: You’ve elevated our design quality, aligned the team around a shared vision, and shipped impactful improvements across core surfaces.
• You lead with humility and curiosity — eager to learn from teammates and get inspired by other products and best practices.
  

first iterations should always begin by learning from what’s already working