What type of Design Talent
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As the design leader they are the product visionary behind the end-to-end user-experience, which can ultimately make or even break a product. Most often hired to lead a team and usher in a new user experience or design pivot.

Usually found in startups, these hires are responsible for everything from ideation right through to post-launch design review. Because they cover the entire product design lifecycle, they are usually scrappy and most often hired by early stage startups to build a more beautiful and user friendly V2.

Most often found at large enterprise tech companies, these Product Designers focus on creating software for enterprise-level clients. These Product Designers are most often hired to lead large-scale products that may have specialized customizations due to the size of the customer and their unique needs.

You can find growth-focused Product Designers at early-stage tech companies where the product team is heavily focused on driving revenue growth. These Designers are hired to focus on value-add features that promote new revenue channels and creative product innovation.

Platform focused Product Designers typically have experience building out large enterprise applications that are designed to help promote a multi-channel sales strategy. They are hired to focus on creating a centralized platform whereby all other SaaS products are built within this platform.

Typically UX Designers who are user-research heavy are found at mid-large size tech companies that have a more streamlined design approach. They do not often work on the user-interface of visual design aspects of the product and are instead hired and responsible for the ideation, user-research, data analysis, and user-experience design.

These types of Designers are mostly found at larger tech companies that have a more streamlined design process that is cogged out. The design teams typically have a Designer own each stage of the process with one Senior-Level Product Designer or Design Leader who oversees the strategy and overall direction of that specific project. Typically, there is a handoff from the UX Design team and the UI Visual Designer are hired to enhance the user-interface and implement the creative design tweaks to the product at the end of the design process.

Technical Product Designers are usually found exclusively at startups and very early stage tech companies whereby resources are limited. These Designers typically come from a development or computer science background and are hired for their dual ability to be both a Front-End Developer and Product Designer.