Intermediate Product Designer

What we’re doing

We’re building the AI powered coaching platform that transforms how gamers learn, compete, and win.

Backed by a16z, we’re already live in 5 titles with 100K+ users and rapidly expanding into new games and beyond our own app to power coaching for major partners in fitness, wearables, AR/VR, and even aviation.

The design team plays a significant role at trophi.ai.

We don't just build our own interface, we design "plug and play" coaching experiences that live inside our partners' ecosystems.

As a Product Designer, you will work hands-on to turn ambiguity into clear, intuitive experiences.

You will partner closely with product and engineering teams to ship features quickly.

Instead of managing others, your focus will be on craft: execute high-quality flows that might live in a mobile app, a post-session report, or an overlay in a simulator and designs that help users master complex skills, from landing a plane to perfecting a golf swing.

Things you’ll do

• Execute end-to-end design and take projects from requirements and rough sketches to polished prototypes, embeddable UI components and SDKs.
• Create cohesive UX flows that drive core business outcomes, specifically focusing on activation, onboarding, and first-session clarity.
• Collaborate on research and support product and data science teams in running usability tests, interpreting funnels, and using those insights to iterate on your designs.
• Take the winning patterns we’ve built for games and adapt them for new verticals.
• Utilize and expand our existing design system to ensure speed and consistency across all surfaces.
• Work side-by-side with engineers to ensure your designs are implemented to a high standard.
• Proactively find opportunities to smooth out friction points in the user journey.
• Use our products inside real games (starting with sim racing and Rocket League) to validate how your UI feels in a live gaming environment.
• Immerse yourself in the problem space to truly understand what the gamer needs.