Design Engineer, Brand

Ramp is building smart infrastructure for finance teams, automating the flow of spend for over 50,000 companies. They are seeking a Design Engineer to own and elevate their brand experience on the web, ensuring that the marketing site feels like the product through exceptional design and engineering collaboration.

Responsibilities:

• Own Ramp's highest-stakes web surfaces end to end: launch pages, product marketing experiences, and interactive storytelling that lets people experience the product before they log in
• Build and evolve a scalable web design system: layout patterns, component libraries, motion language, and brand standards that other designers and engineers ship from
• Prototype in code and LLMs first. Build working interactive prototypes of key moments, then hand that code directly to engineering or ship it yourself
• Lead web redesigns from concept through production, partnering directly with engineering and growth
• Set and hold the visual bar: typography, spacing, color, motion, hierarchy across every external surface
• Bridge the gap between brand and product: ensure the web experience is coherent with the product experience, not a separate world
• Share systems, patterns, and workflows that raise craft quality across the org
• Champion the brand so that the work influences other teams

Requirements:

• Active, daily use of LLMs (Claude, Cursor, etc.) in your design and prototyping workflow
• 7+ years of experience in web design or design engineering, with at least one full site overhaul or web design system you owned as an IC
• Front-end fluency: you can prototype and build what you design in code (HTML/CSS/JS, React, or similar)
• A portfolio that shows both brand craft and product thinking: not just beautiful pages, but experiences where you can tell the person understood what the product actually does
• Deep typographic and layout sensibility. You have opinions about grids, whitespace, and hierarchy
• Experience working directly with front-end engineers in production, not just handing off Figma files
• Ability to move fast without sacrificing craft. You know when to polish and when to ship
• Comfort with ambiguity: you can drive clarity, define the brief, and lead cross-functional partners to execution
• Experience at a company known for product-centric marketing
• Motion design chops (Framer Motion, CSS animations, After Effects for direction)
• Experience with conversion optimization and growth experiments on marketing surfaces
• Background building products end to end, not just marketing them