Product Designer

Product Designer 📍MANCHESTER (HYBRID, UP TO 4 DAYS WFH) 💰 £45K-£55K DOE Street Group is one of the fastest-growing PropTech companies in the UK. We want to be the leading creator of delightful experiences for everybody involved in buying, selling, renting and letting property, regardless of their involvement, to improve the industry for everybody by elevating UK Estate Agencies through world-class technology. We’re now looking for a Product Designer to join one of our product teams. You’ll be embedded within a cross-functional squad, working closely with PMs and Engineers to design experiences that make a real difference for estate agents across the UK. Your designs will directly shape how agents run their businesses day-to-day. We want someone who is tired of the "feature factory" grind and wants to work somewhere where design isn't just a department - it's a competitive advantage. If you look at most UX job ads, you see a laundry list of requirements. We prefer to tell you how we actually operate so you can decide if this is the right environment for you. - In many companies, a PM writes a brief, hands it to a designer, who hands it to an engineer. That is not us. At Street Group, you’ll be a strategic partner helping define what we build, not just what it looks like. - Our users rely on us to run their businesses, so they love talking to us. You can spin up a call and validate a prototype instantly. We don't guess; we ask. - We don’t believe in rigid, box-ticking processes. Sometimes you need a deep discovery phase; sometimes you just need to trust your intuition and ship. We trust you to know the difference. HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT TO BE WORKING ON AS AN L4 PRODUCT DESIGNER AT STREET GROUP - Partner with your PM and Engineers to shape the roadmap and decide what we build next (proactive, not reactive). - Jump on calls with users or visit them in-branch to understand pain points and test new workflows. - Move from low-fi sketches to high-fidelity, polished prototypes in Figma. - Facilitate workshops to synthesise research or ideate solutions. - Leverage an AI-native, code-first workflow: Use tools like Claude Code to "vibe code" small UI tweaks directly in the live product. You’ll be able to get instant answers on technical constraints without waiting on engineers, allowing you to test and iterate your designs in the actual browser to drastically speed up feedback loops. WHY YOU SHOULD (AND SHOULDN'T) APPLY YOU SHOULD APPLY IF: - You want to work on complex, high-converting marketing journeys within our products, understanding why a feature matters to an agent's bottom line. - You think from first principles and don't just apply "standard" patterns blindly. You ask questions that narrow down the solution space and aren't afraid to challenge the status quo. - You want to ship work that is polished, intuitive, and sets a new standard for the industry. YOU PROBABLY SHOULDN'T APPLY IF: - You prefer a strict, repetitive rhythm or a linear process without ambiguity, as you will find our pace stressful. - You prefer to design in a silo. We challenge each other constantly to get the best result, so if you don't like engineers or PMs questioning your process, this isn't the place. - You need to be told exactly what to do. We provide support, but we need people who see a problem and proactively chase the solution. A BIT ABOUT YOU - Experience: You have around 3 years of Product/UX Design experience (SaaS or complex product experience is a bonus). - Tooling: You are fluent in Figma and know how to use and maintain design systems. - Research: You are comfortable conducting your own user research and usability testing. - Communication: You can articulate why you made a design decision to an engineer or a stakeholder. Research has shown that women tend to rule themselves out of applying for jobs unless they meet 100% of the requirements. If you fall into that category and are about to rule yourself out b ... (truncated, view full listing at source)