Consumer Product Designer
Base Power
- Location
- Austin, TX
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Nov 2
- 2 days ago
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About the company
Base Power
Utilities · 2 to 10 employees
Base is America’s next-generation power company. We’re rebuilding the foundation of modern civilization–electricity–by deploying a vast network of distributed batteries that is transforming today’s fragile, centralized grid into a resilient and abundant system. We are engineers, operators, and creatives solving some of the most complex, interdisciplinary challenges of our time.
What you'll do
- Evolve our top-of-funnel experience. Continuously identify opportunities to improve how people discover, understand, and enroll with Base. Explore new approaches, benchmark great onboarding and conversion experiences, and experiment with everything from small copy and design changes to entirely new flows. Use conversion data to understand what works and keep raising the bar.
- Shape and build what's next. Identify opportunities, explore new ideas, and take ownership of new features from concept through launch across our website and mobile app.
- Let data guide your design decisions. Analyze product metrics, enrollment funnels, and member behavior to identify opportunities, uncover friction, challenge assumptions, and inform what to build and improve.
- Own the outcomes, not just the output. Monitor product performance after launch, analyze results against your goals, and use those insights to guide future improvements.
- Be a designer who builds. Use AI, code, and emerging tools to prototype ideas, explore possibilities, and turn concepts into working experiences.
- Make the complex concepts feel simple. Find simple ways to make energy and the grid feel simple and approachable.
- Help shape our design language. Collaborate with the product design team to evolve and build our design systems.
- Balance multiple projects, knowing when to move quickly, when to go deeper, and how to prioritize the work that matters most.
- WHAT YOU'LL BRING
- 2 to 4 years of product design experience, ideally working on consumer products.
- A portfolio that demonstrates strong visual craft, thoughtful interaction design, and clear problem solving.
- Comfort working with product metrics and analytics to understand user behavior, identify friction, and make informed design decisions.
- The ability to take a defined problem, explore different approaches, and independently drive a solution through launch.
- Experience using product data, customer insights, and experimentation to identify opportunities, improve existing experiences, and measure impact.
- Comfort using AI and new tools to go beyond traditional design workflows. We'd love to see something you've built, not just designed.
- Strong Figma skills and experience working within and contributing to a design system.
- Strong design judgment and the ability to make exceptional work within real-world constraints.
- A resourceful, curious mindset. You're willing to figure things out, learn new skills, and find better ways to work.
- A point of view on your work, paired with openness to feedback and collaboration.
- Curiosity about energy, climate, or products that combine hardware and software.
What you need
- 2 to 4 years of product design experience, ideally working on consumer products.
- A portfolio that demonstrates strong visual craft, thoughtful interaction design, and clear problem solving.
- Comfort working with product metrics and analytics to understand user behavior, identify friction, and make informed design decisions.
- The ability to take a defined problem, explore different approaches, and independently drive a solution through launch.
- Experience using product data, customer insights, and experimentation to identify opportunities, improve existing experiences, and measure impact.
- Comfort using AI and new tools to go beyond traditional design workflows. We'd love to see something you've built, not just designed.
- Strong Figma skills and experience working within and contributing to a design system.
- Strong design judgment and the ability to make exceptional work within real-world constraints.
- A resourceful, curious mindset. You're willing to figure things out, learn new skills, and find better ways to work.
- A point of view on your work, paired with openness to feedback and collaboration.
- Curiosity about energy, climate, or products that combine hardware and software.
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