Product Designer
Design a typography‑driven marketing site and a data‑dense product dashboard for authors, focusing on user experience, visual clarity, and brand consistency across Scrivy’s SaaS platform.
About Scrivy
Scrivy is the growth desk for self-published authors. We give KDP authors one toolkit to grow their books on Amazon: keyword rank tracking, sales analytics, listing optimization, A+ Content design, category research, and reader review distribution. We're a small, remote-first team headquartered in the Boston area, building for authors who treat their books like a business.
The role
You'll own design across both of Scrivy 's surfaces: a typography-led, literary marketing site that refuses to look like every other SaaS template, and a data-dense product dashboard where authors track rankings, sales, and reviews. The brand is committed and specific (one house color, bold type, real product views over abstract illustration) and your job is to deepen it, not dilute it. You'll be the only designer, working directly with the founder and engineering, and your decisions will reach production within days.
What you'll do
Own product design end to end: problem framing, flows, UI, and final polish
Maintain and evolve the design system across the marketing site and the signed-in product
Design data-heavy dashboard views (rank charts, sales analytics, review tracking) that stay legible under real-world data
Design marketing pages, landing pages, and campaign creative that hold a strong typographic line
Work hand-in-hand with engineering: specs and prototypes that translate cleanly to Tailwind-based implementation
Hold the accessibility bar: WCAG 2.1 AA contrast, reduced-motion paths, and interfaces that work for everyone
What we're looking for
4+ years of product design experience with a portfolio that shows shipped work, not just concepts
Exceptional typographic and visual craft. Our brand lives or dies on type, hierarchy, and restraint
Experience designing dashboards or other data-dense interfaces, including the empty, loading, and overflowing states
Systems thinking: you build reusable patterns and know when to break them
Comfortable as a team of one: you scope your own work, seek feedback early, and ship without a design org around you
Nice to have
Front-end literacy (HTML, CSS, Tailwind) or the ability to fine-tune your own designs in code
Brand or editorial design background
Motion design used sparingly and well
Compensation & benefits
$115,000–$145,000 base salary, depending on experience
Health, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) plan
Flexible PTO plus company holidays
$1,000 home-office setup budget
An annual book stipend, naturally
How we work
We're fully remote across the US, with a home base in the Boston area. The team is small
Posted June 23, 2026