Searchable
Staff Product Designer
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About Searchable
Searchable is an analytics and agentic platform for AI Search. As ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews reshape how people discover information, brands need new ways to measure and optimise their visibility across both traditional and generative search.
We help companies grow their organic presence across SEO, AEO, and GEO through a fully agentic platform that identifies opportunities, recommends actions, and automates fixes.
We’re backed by top angels and VCs, and building the team that will define the category.
We’re office-based five days a week near London Bridge. For a small team building fast, in-person iteration is a real advantage — and if that’s how you like to work, you’ll feel it.
The Role
We’re looking for a Staff Product Designer to shape how customers understand and act on a new class of AI-search data. You’ll be our senior design voice, working with founders, product, engineering, and customers to turn complex systems into products that feel clear, useful, and inevitable.
This role starts with UX. You’ll get close to customers, model their workflows, find the real problem beneath the request, and make strong calls about what we should build. You’ll also carry that thinking all the way to a polished interface. We care equally about whether a product makes sense and whether every interaction earns its place.
This is a hands-on staff role, not a layer of design management. You’ll lead through the quality of your thinking and execution, raise the standard across the product, and help define the design practice as the team grows.
What you’ll do
- Own product design end to end, from an ambiguous problem and customer insight to a shipped experience
- Build a deep understanding of SEO, AEO, and GEO workflows, then turn that complexity into simple mental models and clear product decisions
- Work directly with customers and go-to-market teams to identify unmet needs, test assumptions, and separate signal from feature requests
- Partner closely with product and engineering from the first sketch through implementation, shaping scope, resolving trade-offs, and staying accountable after launch
- Design information-rich workflows, dashboards, and agentic interactions that help customers move confidently from insight to action
- Produce high-quality interaction and visual design, with strong hierarchy, states, responsive behaviour, and attention to the details that make a product feel trustworthy
- Prototype quickly at the right level of fidelity, using the work to answer questions rather than decorate decisions
- Evolve a pragmatic design system that speeds up delivery without flattening the product into generic components
- Use data, customer evidence, and product judgement to improve shipped work — not treat launch as the finish line
- Raise the design bar across the company through clear critique, strong rationale, and close collaboration
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How we think about design
This is product design, not a hand-off function. The best answer may be a new workflow, a smaller feature, clearer language, or deciding not to build something at all. You’ll be expected to understand the system, challenge the brief, and make the product simpler.
We value strong opinions, loosely held. You should be able to explain why an experience works, argue your corner, and change your mind when customer evidence or real usage points elsewhere.
Craft matters here. The interface is where our customers decide whether to trust the product and act on what it tells them.
About You
- You have significant experience designing complex B2B software and a portfolio that shows both the thinking behind the work and the quality of the shipped result.
- Your strongest skill is UX: you can frame ambiguous problems, understand real user behaviour, map complex systems, and turn evidence into a coherent product direction.
- You are also a strong UI designer with excellent command of hierarchy, typography, interaction states, data visualisation, and the details that make dense products feel calm and intuitive.
- You have led major product areas or zero-to-one initiatives as a senior individual contributor.
- You influence company-level decisions without relying on formal authority.
- You are comfortable talking directly with customers and adapting your research method to the speed and certainty a decision requires.
- You think in systems but resist unnecessary complexity.
- You collaborate deeply with engineers and understand technical constraints well enough to find better answers together.
- You are comfortable with ambiguity and turn vague problems into shipped products.
- You care about outcomes more than ownership boundaries.
- You want to define a category, not just refine an established pattern.
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Nice to have
- Experience designing analytics, data-heavy, AI-native, agentic, marketing, or developer products.
- Familiarity with SEO, search marketing, martech, or agency workflows.
- Experience building or evolving a design system in a fast-moving product team.
- Experience using AI to accelerate research synthesis, prototyping, content design, or production workflows.
- Early-stage startup experience where you helped establish the design practice as well as ship the product.
What success looks like
- In your first 30 days, you understand the product, customers, and core workflows, and are contributing to live product decisions.
- In your first 90 days, you own a meaningful product area from problem framing through delivery.
- In your first year, customers find Searchable materially easier to understand and act on, the quality bar is visible across the product, and design is shaping strategy earlier and with better evidence.
Compensation & Benefits
- Salary: £110,000–£150,000, depending on experience
- Meaningful early-stage equity
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Leading parental and childcare policies
- Daily Uber Eats or Deliveroo meal allowance
- Late-night Uber home when work runs late
- Monthly fitness and wellbeing reimbursement
- Flexibility to manage your own schedule — we care about the quality of the work
- Office-based five days a week near London/Tower Bridge
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