Trust In SODA
Senior Product Designer
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Product Designer | Climate Tech
Trust in SODA is partnering with a fast-growing, venture-backed Climate Tech business that’s using technology to transform how renewable energy projects are delivered.
They’ve built a B2B SaaS platform that replaces slow, fragmented and heavily manual processes with a much simpler digital experience – helping businesses manage complex projects from initial customer enquiry through to delivery.
The product is already gaining strong traction, and as the business moves into its next stage of growth, they’re looking for a Product Designer to help shape and scale the platform.
This is a great opportunity for someone who loves taking complicated products, workflows and technical problems and making them feel incredibly simple to use.
The Role
You’ll join a product-led environment and work closely with Product, Engineering and customers to solve some genuinely interesting design challenges.
This isn't a role where you'll just be handed tickets or asked to make existing screens look better.
You'll be involved throughout the product lifecycle – understanding the problem, speaking with users, exploring solutions, prototyping, testing and working with Engineering to get products shipped.
You’ll be:
- Simplifying complex workflows – Taking technical and operational processes and turning them into intuitive user experiences.
- Designing across web and mobile – Working across desktop applications, mobile experiences, customer journeys and collaborative tools.
- Getting close to users – Speaking directly with customers, understanding how they work and identifying the problems that genuinely matter.
- Prototyping and testing quickly – Getting ideas in front of users early and iterating based on real feedback.
- Working closely with Engineering – Understanding technical constraints and collaborating with developers throughout the build process.
- Developing the design system – Creating scalable, reusable components and patterns as the product grows.
- Owning problems end-to-end – From discovery and research through to design, launch and iteration.
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If you're interested in the technical side of product development, there's also scope to get closer to implementation and contribute directly to what gets shipped.
What They’re Looking For
You’ll ideally have 5+ years of Product Design experience, although they're open to people with significantly more experience if the opportunity is right.
More importantly, they're looking for someone who:
- Loves solving complex UX and product problems.
- Has strong UI and interaction design skills.
- Can take something complicated and make it feel simple.
- Thinks systematically rather than designing individual screens in isolation.
- Enjoys speaking with customers and conducting user research.
- Is comfortable working closely with Engineers and Product Managers.
- Isn't afraid of getting into technical detail.
- Can work autonomously and take ownership.
- Is comfortable in a fast-moving environment where things are tested, shipped and improved quickly.
- Is willing to challenge ideas and ask "why?" rather than simply accepting a brief.
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Experience designing B2B SaaS, technical products, operational software or tools used by field-based teams would be useful, but isn't essential.
Why Join?
This is still a relatively small product and engineering environment, which means you'll have genuine influence over what gets built and how it's designed.
You'll have direct access to customers, work closely with the people building the technology and have the autonomy to take problems from initial discovery all the way through to production.
The company is ambitious, well-backed and operating in a market undergoing significant change, with plenty of opportunity for the product to expand into new areas.
You'll also be joining a culture that values speed, experimentation and ownership. The team would rather ship, learn and iterate than spend months trying to perfect something behind closed doors.
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