Senior Product Designer, Backoffice

ARRISE is a leading company in the iGaming industry, focused on delivering exceptional gaming experiences. The Senior Product Designer will be responsible for designing internal tools and operator-facing solutions, ensuring that workflows are efficient and scalable while collaborating closely with cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities:

• Own the design of internal and operator-facing tools end to end — from a vague problem statement through to delivery-ready specs
• Take ambiguous, undefined business problems and turn them into clear design direction — often with no existing brief or precedent to lean on
• Spot when a problem isn't a one-off — and build systemic solutions instead of patching the same issue over and over
• Set your own success metrics. Track task time, usage, and adoption, and let real data — not opinion — drive your decisions
• Build and scale a design system that grows with a widening product surface
• Present your thinking regularly to stakeholders and defend your rationale under real scrutiny
• Work directly with the engineers and PMs who bring your designs to life
• Help shape direction for other designers touching the same products — no formal authority required, just clear thinking and good instincts

Requirements:

• Communicate clearly and concisely, with a defined point and structure — not open-ended or rambling
• Respond to challenge or new information with openness and adaptability, not defensiveness
• Manage stakeholders and cross-functional relationships independently, without needing a hand held — with the executive presence to be trusted in the room
• Systems and workflow thinking — You naturally zoom out from a single screen to the workflow it's part of — and design for scale, not just for the task in front of you
• UX-led craft. You don't need to be the sharpest visual designer in the room, but you do need real UX instincts: setting KPIs, reading usage data, letting behavior — not assumption — guide your decisions
• Solid UI and design-system fluency are a given
• A high tolerance for ambiguity. No brief? No problem. You can define the problem yourself, scope it, and get moving — this matters more here than in almost any other design role
• Genuine curiosity. A real drive to make things better, not just familiarity with tools — Figma is a given, and openness to new tools (including AI-assisted workflows) is a good signal of that mindset, but the curiosity itself is what we're after
• We want people with opinions, not just preferences
• Prior iGaming experience is not required, and we're actively encouraging designers without it to apply
• We're especially interested in candidates from B2B or SaaS environments, where working directly with business customers — and navigating ambiguity without a pre-defined brief — tends to be the norm rather than the exception