About Attilio

Attilio is building an AI native financial advisory services platform. Powered by native AI, the platform delivers real-time, personalized advice, while strengthening trust, transparency, and alignment between clients and advisors. Attilio offers a seamless life optimization experience across an exponentially expanding suite of services. Our mission is providing 100 million people access to personalized, quality, trusted advice.

Basic qualifications

• 3-4+ years experience in product design. 1+ years in design leadership as a senior, lead, etc

• Expertise in core design skills: Figma / Sketch / Photoshop, sketches and wire-framing, designing interactions and implementation, system architecture auditing, user requirements analysis

• Experience building and shipping applications or software

• Demonstrated experience with end-to-end product design (UX and UI)

• Able to complete design work to a high level of craft and autonomy

• Familiarity with how your design work is implemented — You can “speak front-end developer”.

• You have strong beliefs but are a good listener who likes to collaborate

Responsibilities

• Design experiences that solve customer needs in simple and elegant ways

• Contribute to high-level strategic and product decisions along with the product and engineering teams

• Partner with product, engineering, customer success and leadership to oversee the user experience and design implementation from start to finish

• Iterate and improve upon the existing Labelbox UX

• Continually raise the bar for quality through collaborative design and feedback

• Contribute to our design and team culture and help build a world-class company

• Proactively solve problems and lead by example

• Clearly articulate design decisions and understand the impact and scope of your work

• Contribute to and create design team systems, rituals and artifacts

• Communicate your ideas effectively through storytelling and visuals

Key attributes

• A passion for the end-to-end experience

• High standard of craftsmanship

• An innate desire to understand problems before generating solutions

• A highly developed sense of aesthetics

Nice to have

• Experience with AI, machine learning, computer vision, building tools

• You’ve got coding chops and can contribute to our living component library

• Experience with a Platform Company

Scorecard

Responsibilities

• Product definition. Researching customers needs to get to the core of the user problem. You have to understand what makes a product work or not.

• Design execution. Using prototyping, interaction and visual design to go from idea to shipped code. You will co-own implementation with the engineering team, making sure it’s tight.

• Brand development. Help develop our brand values and shape how they are expressed in the product and marketing touch points.

• Team culture. Labelbox is an early stage startup, meaning that many things are not solved or haven’t been set in stone yet. You’ll be expected to contribute to our design and team culture and help build a world-class company.

Core competencies to look for:

• Product thinking

  • Of all the skills of a product designer, this is the most nebulous and hard to define. Product thinking is the knack of knowing what users really want. It's the ability of the designer to think holistically about the product and the purpose it serves its users. It's the area where designers and PMs overlap the most. If you worked with a designer and thought: "are they a designer or PM?" then you've probably worked with someone that spikes in this area.

• Interaction design

  • Interaction design is the ability to create user interfaces and their behaviors. It's a broad skill that requires understanding of psychology, human factors, technology and visual design.

• Visual design

  • Visual design is the thing that most people think about when they hear "design". It's the stuff you see. Colors, layout, typography, space, iconography, photography etc. Visual design is the skill to arrange visual elements to aesthetically and effectively communicate ideas and solve problems.

• Prototyping

  • Prototyping is the skill to bring static mocks to life to quickly make an idea real to team mates and users. Prototyping comes in various levels of fidelity (paper to code) and the best designers are able to use prototyping as a way to quickly explore a range of ideas.

• Technical chops

  • As a product designer you need to understand the medium that you are designing for. You need to understand its capabilities and limitations to be able to effectively communicate with peers. It's required to design solutions that are feasible but also able to push what's possible by understanding where technology is moving.

• Process

  • Design process is the ability to break down a project into manageable steps and be able to repeatedly create great solutions. It's the ability to separate user problems from solutions. It's the ability to organize work and rally others around it. For those of you who worked with Marin during the design sprint, you know what a designer that has a good design process looks like.

• User research

  • User research is the skill to derive knowledge from users using both qualitative and quantitative methods. Often the focus for product designers are on qualitative methods like contextual interviews, concept testing and usability tests. Skills in quantitative methods like questionnaires, data analytics, split testing etc are a welcome bonus!

• Cross-functional collaboration

  • The ability for a product designer to effectively work with their peers. Designers need to be able to collaborate with engineers and PMs to build products, but also with other functions like marketing, CS etc. This is important because everybody has opinions on design and the designer need to effectively navigate it, listening in and collecting feedback.

• Communication

  • Communication is the skill to get a message across to an audience. Being an effective product designer in a team environment requires you to be able to communicate persuasively both verbally and in writing.