Lead Product Designer

About the role

Consensys MetaMask is building the open money platform and the operating system for your money. This remote role owns the Prediction Markets experience from early thinking through launch and iteration, partnering with Product and Engineering to shape what we build for a global audience.

What you'll do

• Own the Prediction Markets experience from early thinking through launch and iteration.
• Define how users discover markets, understand them, trade and manage their positions.
• Make complex ideas like probabilities, liquidity and market mechanics feel clear and easy to understand.
• Work closely with Product and Engineering to shape what we build, not just how it looks.
• Prototype quickly using AI to explore ideas and get to stronger solutions faster.
• Set a high bar for visual and interaction design, and use research and data to keep improving the product.

What they're looking for

• 5+ years of product design experience with a strong portfolio of shipped consumer products.
• A proven track record of delivering impactful, customer-centric designs that solve complex problems and drive commercial outcomes.
• Exceptional visual and interaction design craft, with strong product instincts and attention to detail.
• Experience taking complex or ambiguous problems from early ideas through to shipped experiences.
• Comfortable using AI, code and modern design tools to explore, iterate and build quickly.
• High ownership, strong communication and the confidence to push work forward without waiting for a perfectly defined brief.

For applicants in Nigeria

• The listing states worldwide eligibility and lists remote regions as United States, EMEA, Canada and LATAM; Nigeria is not specified as a supported region in the posting.
• The listing does not state a timezone requirement - confirm before interviewing.
• The listing does not specify whether the role is a contractor or employee.
• The posted US pay range is $125,000 - $195,000 USD; compensation for non-US candidates will be determined during the interview process and may differ from the US range.
• The listing does not mention visa or work authorization notes.