Senior Product Design Engineer
Pubblicato il 09-10-2026 - Lever in Firenze
This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Senior Product Design Engineer based in Italy.
Own core product experiences end to end, combining exceptional product design judgment with strong design engineering skills.
You’ll turn ideas and prototypes into production-ready components that are accessible, robust, and ready for engineers to use directly.
The role sits at the intersection of product design, frontend engineering, design systems, and interaction design.
You’ll build and evolve reusable primitives while continuously improving a shared open-source component library.
You’ll work with modern AI development tools to prototype quickly, explore ideas, and accelerate the path from concept to production.
The environment is remote-first and async, with a high degree of autonomy, direct feedback, and a strong emphasis on craft and thoughtful collaboration.
This is an opportunity to shape both the product experience and the design system behind a globally used scheduling platform.
Accountabilities
- Own core product surfaces from concept through production , including booking flows, scheduling primitives, and team and enterprise experiences.
- Translate product problems and hypotheses into high-quality designs, prototypes, and production-ready frontend components.
- Build and test working prototypes using modern AI-assisted development tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, and v0 , selecting the fastest approach for answering product and design questions.
- Deliver components that product engineers can use directly, ensuring correct semantics, complete interaction states, accessibility, and production-quality implementation.
- Design, engineer, and maintain custom components and primitives rather than relying on generic third-party UI libraries.
- Continuously improve the shared component library by auditing existing primitives, identifying gaps, refining patterns, and contributing reus