Product designer

Razorpay is looking for a self-starter, highly motivated individual who enjoys front-end and design and has an obsession for Design Systems.

We view our design system as a crucial component for enabling our product teams to expand further our offerings in a way that complements the cohesive overall Razorpay experience. So while we already have a foundation layer in place, we are looking for someone who can add to that and develop more innovative ideas on building a system.

As a design systems designer, you’ll be a part of our multi-disciplinary platform team responsible for evolving the design language of Razorpay products. You’ll work with other designers and engineers to decide about component designs and how to represent those in code. Our team comprises talented individuals with backgrounds in product design, design systems, design ops, illustration, and engineers with front-end and full-stack experience working on React.js.

PS: If you enjoy technical problems, are a designer that also likes to dip their hands into code, value pairing with an engineer to translate implementation to great user experiences, and enjoy working on developer tools, this position is precisely for you.

Qualifications

Designers at Razorpay are strong individual contributors. For this particular role, we are looking for someone who values the following:

Experience with the design system

• 1-2 years of professional experience designing or developing (coding) experiences that empower the end-user.
• Have some experience in creating website from scratch or using no-code tools like Webflow, Framer, etc.
• Have worked on design system space with a background in both web & mobile. Experience contributing to an early-stage design system is preferred.

• Strong portfolio that demonstrates deep systems thinking, visual aesthetic and an ability to translate ambiguous problems into practical solutions.
• You’ve collaborated with PMs, engineers & designers to shape new opportunities. You care about why you’re building something, not just what.
• You over-invest in the visual and interaction portion of your work and consider yourself a craftsperson.
• Expert in Figma or similar software.
• Both assure that our system is meeting the needs of our designers and engineers and help evangelize appropriate usage.

You’re a great communicator and collaborator

• You’re clear and concise in explaining your thought process and in enumerating the tradeoffs made in your work.
• You’re proactive in seeking out mentorship and are open and receptive to feedback.