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Design end-to-end web and mobile product experiences through research, testing, prototyping, and collaboration with product, engineering, and business teams.
The Product Designer will lead end-to-end design for web and mobile products, taking work from initial concepts through final delivery. Responsibilities include aligning design with business goals and user needs, conducting user research and usability testing, communicating findings to stakeholders, and refining concepts and prototypes based on feedback, testing results, and business requirements.
The role works closely with product managers, developers, business teams, and other stakeholders to integrate design solutions into product development cycles. It also includes helping maintain and evolve design systems, guidelines, and documentation, improving internal design processes, supporting collaboration within the design team, and managing multiple design projects at the same time.
The product area includes amptalk Analysis and amptalk coach, described as core products serving enterprise clients. The designer may also work on AI-driven solutions and participate in new product development. Future product ideas will be shaped from the initial concept through launch.
The named tools are Figma, Notion, Miro, Slack, and Linear. The stated work location is Shibuya, Tokyo.
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amptalk is a Japanese SaaS startup whose conversation-analysis tools transcribe and analyse sales calls and meetings to improve sales performance.
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