Senior Product Designer
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - Hostaway in Milano
NOTE: This is a FULLY remote role, but the candidate must be within EMEA to collaborate with their team, peers, and internal customers. You do not have to be in the specific country or city shown in this listing, but please only apply if you are physically based within EMEA.
Trusted by 20,000+ property managers worldwide, Hostaway is an industry leading, AI-powered vacation rental management platform designed for professional short-term rental operators. Hostaway brings everything together for greater efficiency and faster growth.
Profitable, high-growth, and the first short-term rental Property Management System unicorn. Join us at our most exciting stage yet Learn more about our recent valuation and story here.
About the roleProperty managers run their businesses from their phones: approving bookings, messaging guests, fixing problems at 11pm from a different city. Our mobile app is where that happens, for operators ranging from single-property hosts to enterprise teams managing thousands of units, and for the guests they host.
The app until today grew feature by feature in order to have parity with the web based dashboard. The app is a major part of our product offering and needs a coherent design and identity. You'll be the designer who gives it one. This is a senior individual contributor role on the mobile team, working with a PM, an EM and 4 engineers building on React Native for the app and play store.
How we designOur design source of truth is code, not Figma. Designers on this team prototype and iterate in Claude Code against our real design system, and we use Figma less every month.
If you already work this way, you'll feel at home. If the idea excites you and you can show you've been moving in that direction, we want to talk. If you'd rather stay Figma-first, this probably isn't the right team.
What you'll work on in your first year
- Revamp the whole mobile application to match Hostaway’s new design language. This will include making improvements to som