Full Time
$6 USD/ hour
40
Aug 4, 2026
We are creating a modern platform that helps schools, athletic directors, coaches, student-athletes, parents, and governing bodies manage eligibility, compliance, athlete records, communication, and performance throughout an athlete's lifetime.
Our platform includes:
Mobile applications for athletes and coaches
Enterprise dashboards for schools and athletic organizations
AI-powered workflows
Eligibility and compliance management
Analytics and reporting
Identity and profile management
We're looking for an exceptional Product Designer to help define the future of sports technology.
About the Role
We're not looking for someone to "make screens look pretty."
We're looking for a product thinker.
Someone who enjoys solving complex workflow problems and designing software that people love using.
You will work directly with the founders, engineering team, and future customers to design every major experience across our company.
You will own the user experience from idea to implementation.
What You'll Design
Mobile Applications
Athlete onboarding
Profiles
Messaging
Recruiting experiences
AI recommendations
Coach feedback
Performance tracking
Settings
Notifications
(Enterprise Platform)
Design workflows for:
Athletic Directors
Coaches
Principals
School Nurses
Athletic Trainers
Compliance Officers
School Administrators
Governing Bodies
Examples include:
Athletic eligibility
Medical clearance
Academic eligibility
Transfer approval
Parent consent
Document management
Rules engine
Workflow approvals
Audit history
Reports
Alerts
Dashboards
Responsibilities
Design intuitive user experiences
Conduct UX research when appropriate
Create user journeys
Create wireframes
Create high-fidelity UI
Build interactive Figma prototypes
Design complete end-to-end workflows
Build and maintain our design system
Create reusable components
Work closely with engineering during implementation
Produce developer-ready specifications
Improve existing product experiences
Participate in product strategy discussions
Help define new features before development begins
Required Skills
Expert in Figma
Strong UX thinking
Strong UI design
Information architecture
User flows
Wireframing
Interactive prototyping
Design systems
Component libraries
Responsive design
Mobile app design
Enterprise SaaS design
Excellent communication skills
Strong attention to detail
Preferred Experience
Experience designing:
SaaS products
Enterprise software
Dashboards
Healthcare software
Education technology
Compliance software
HR software
Financial software
Sports technology
AI-powered products
What Success Looks Like
Within your first 90 days, you will:
Improve our mobile application experience
Redesign key enterprise workflows
Build a scalable design system
Deliver developer-ready Figma files
Reduce engineering design questions
Create interactive prototypes for customer demonstrations
Improve usability across the platform
Tools
Preferred experience with:
Figma
FigJam
Jira
Linear
Notion
Miro
Adobe Illustrator (optional)
Adobe Photoshop (optional)
Stitch
What We're Looking For
You think beyond individual screens.
You ask questions like:
What problem is the user trying to solve?
Is this workflow intuitive?
Can this task be completed faster?
What information matters most?
How can we reduce friction?
How can we simplify complexity?
You enjoy collaborating with engineers and founders to create exceptional software.
Portfolio Requirements
Please include:
Portfolio website
Figma files (if available)
Mobile application examples
Enterprise dashboard examples
Design system examples
Interactive prototypes
Applications without a portfolio will not be considered.
Final candidates will work on a Paid Design Challenge:
Final candidates will complete a paid design exercise.
Using Figma, redesign one of our existing product workflows.
You will be asked to:
Analyze the current experience
Identify usability issues
Design an improved workflow
Create a clickable prototype
Explain your design decisions
Prepare the design for developer handoff
We are evaluating product thinking, UX strategy, visual design, interaction design, and communication—not just aesthetics.