Sourcetable | Designer / Frontend Engineer | Bay Area (Remote) | Full Time
If you are a designer who is a decent frontend developer and would like to join a 5 person startup, we're looking to bring on a design lead at Sourcetable.
Sourcetable is a spreadsheet that syncs live data from all of your business applications (think: Excel + data warehouse + data connectors + SQL GUI + charts/graphs/dashboarding). We have a top tier engineering team and are looking to bring on a strong UI/UX designer who can also get in the weeds and implement their own designs, polish pixels, pitch in on growth engineering initiatives, etc.
Our team is "Bay Area Remote", which means we're all based in the Bay Area. We meet up in person every week or every other week, and all applicants need to be based in the Bay Area as well.
Spreadsheets are one of the most used business applications on the planet, with design challenges spanning from schema design and user friendliness all the way through to brand differentiation. This is not a normal design role, but should be exceedingly fun for the right person.
We don't have an education or minimum-years requirement for the role, but we do expect that you will have worked at a startup previously.
If interested, send me an email. (My name is Eoin)
If you are a designer who is a decent frontend developer and would like to join a 5 person startup, we're looking to bring on a design lead at Sourcetable.
Sourcetable is a spreadsheet that syncs live data from all of your business applications (think: Excel + data warehouse + data connectors + SQL GUI + charts/graphs/dashboarding). We have a top tier engineering team and are looking to bring on a strong UI/UX designer who can also get in the weeds and implement their own designs, polish pixels, pitch in on growth engineering initiatives, etc.
Our team is "Bay Area Remote", which means we're all based in the Bay Area. We meet up in person every week or every other week, and all applicants need to be based in the Bay Area as well.
Spreadsheets are one of the most used business applications on the planet, with design challenges spanning from schema design and user friendliness all the way through to brand differentiation. This is not a normal design role, but should be exceedingly fun for the right person.
We don't have an education or minimum-years requirement for the role, but we do expect that you will have worked at a startup previously.
If interested, send me an email. (My name is Eoin)