Senior Product Designer - Growth

TrustedHousesitters is hiring a Senior Product Designer - Growth to own and improve the end-to-end acquisition and onboarding experience across web and mobile. The role leads experimentation and visual design from homepage discovery through registration, onboarding, and first payment, in close partnership with product, engineering, data, CRM, and commercial teams.

Responsibilities:

• Own the acquisition journey end-to-end: From homepage to first payment - web-first, with mobile increasingly in scope - including landing pages, onboarding flows, and lifecycle nudges
• Drive conversion through experimentation: Co-own the experimentation roadmap with our CRO Manager: frame hypotheses, define success metrics, and ship rapid tests. You should be able to name the number your last test moved
• Raise the visual bar: Strong UI craft is a non-negotiable - every surface you touch should feel considered, current, and well-executed
• Translate insight into shipped product: Self-serve with Amplitude, turn quantitative and qualitative signals into testable ideas, and move quickly from insight to design
• Shape strategy, not just output: Partner with product, engineering, data, and commercial teams - your voice should be in the room before decisions are made, not after

Requirements:

• You've owned acquisition or conversion work in-house, at pace - and you can tell the story of an experiment you ran, the hypothesis behind it, and the number it moved
• Your portfolio stops people
• You've worked where the visual bar is genuinely high and you hold yourself to that standard regardless of where you are
• You think in problems before solutions - you can frame a clear problem statement, propose a test, and explain why that test design makes sense
• You treat design as a shared effort, not a hand-off - you partner closely with PMs, engineers, data, and CRM and you're a stronger designer for it
• You've worked on consumer products - ideally marketplaces or subscriptions - and you understand how trust is built digitally and what actually makes someone convert