Product Designer

Product Designer About Sharebite Sharebite is the leading meal benefits platform built exclusively for companies to feed their employees. Our platform allows employees to order meals from any restaurant while streamlining all of the ordering & billing requirements for the company. Every meal ordered through the Sharebite platform results in a meal donation to local partners like City Harvest and Feeding America to help combat food insecurity. To date, Sharebite has donated over 15 million meals. The Role The Design team at Sharebite ensures products serve our customer's needs in easy-to-use, enjoyable, and innovative ways. Our department is dedicated to enhancing and redefining the corporate food space, constantly raising the bar on delightful and intuitive product experiences. As a Product Designer, you will be responsible for owning the end-to-end design of core features within our platform, turning complex user needs into effortless experiences. We are seeking a Product Designer with professional experience shipping digital products and a deep passion for user advocacy. This role represents the core of Design execution at the organization, collaborating closely with Product Managers and Engineers to deliver polished, high-impact solutions that solve real problems. What You'll Do Feature Execution: Take ownership of specific features (e.g., "Revamping the Checkout Flow") from concept to pixel-perfect handoff. Design Exploration & Execution : You will translate requirements and user insights into initial wireframes, flows, UI concepts, and high fidelity mockups. Prototyping: Create interactive prototypes to validate ideas with users before engineering begins. Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work daily with engineering to ensure your designs are technically feasible and implemented correctly. User Advocacy: Use data and research to advocate for the user, ensuring we never ship friction. Required Skill Please mention the word **COOPERATIVELY** and tag RNDUuMzguMTYuMTE1 when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RNDUuMzguMTYuMTE1). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.