This is not a Frontend Engineer with a new job title, and it isn't a designer who prototypes in code. A Design Engineer designs in the medium the product actually ships in. You'll prefer making visual and interaction decisions in the platform they'll be built in, because designing for the web in Figma duplicates effort when you're comfortable implement it too.

Our users are not browsing. They are installers, engineers and office staff running a business inside Payaca all day. That's the design brief: repeat-use business critical software where a saved click compounds hundreds of times a day.

What you'll do

• Take our hardest design problems end to end: shape the problem, decide the design, build it, ship it, and watch how it lands in production
• Grow our design system, balancing consistency with expanding requirements
• Mature our design system, enabling agents and devs to work efficiently across the product
• Raise the floor on quality across the product - the flows that work but feel like hard work
• Design for different usage patterns with varying constraints: back office staff on desktop web, their customers on mobile web, and field engineers on offline first mobile
• Pair with product engineers on the screens they're building, so taste spreads rather than bottlenecks on you
• Use agents to do the volume work - variants, sweeps, migrations - so your own time goes on judgement
• Set the patterns and the bar, through review and through the work itself