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Senior Product Designer

Ocrolus Inc.
CompanyOcrolus Inc.
CategoryDesign
LocationRemote - IND
RemoteRemote
EmploymentNot stated
LevelSenior
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted3 Jun 2026
Last verified9 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (greenhouse)
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Description
Come build at the intersection of AI and fintech. At Ocrolus, we’re on a mission to help lenders automate workflows with confidence—streamlining how financial institutions evaluate borrowers and enabling faster, more accurate lending decisions. Our AI workflow and analytics platform for lenders is trusted at scale, processing nearly one million credit applications every month across small business, mortgage, and consumer lending. By integrating state-of-the-art open- and closed-source AI models with our human-in-the-loop verification engine, Ocrolus captures data from financial documents with over 99% accuracy. Thanks to our advanced fraud detection and comprehensive cash flow and income analytics, our customers achieve greater efficiency in risk management, and provide expanded access to credit—ultimately creating a more inclusive financial system. Trusted by more than 400 customers—including industry leaders like Better Mortgage, Brex, Enova, Nova Credit, PayPal, Plaid, SoFi, and Square—Ocrolus stands at the forefront of AI innovation in fintech. Join us, and help redefine how the world’s most innovative lenders do business. We're looking for a driven Product Designer who brings their own curiosity and initiative to the work. You thrive in ambiguity, are energized by complex user problems, and naturally gravitate toward finding the design opportunity in every conversation. You move fast—using AI-powered prototyping tools to explore ideas and generate feedback quickly—then translate that thinking into polished, engineer-ready Figma deliverables. You build close partnerships with Product Management and UX Research, and you're as comfortable shaping what gets worked on as you are executing it. Responsibilities Define the user experience for our digital product, including the creation of process artifacts such as User Journeys, Interaction patterns, task-flows, sketches, wireframes, and Visual Design Take ownership of translating vague or qualitative customer feedback into actionable design hypotheses and workflow improvements Proactively seek out friction in the product experience; bring forward design problems before they are assigned to you Leverage AI-powered prototyping tools (including Claude, Replit, Figma Make, and similar) to rapidly generate interactive prototypes for fast feedback loops with stakeholders and customers Translate AI-assisted prototypes into high-fidelity, developer-ready designs in Figma, ensuring engineers can pick up and implement designs with minimal ambiguity Ask the right questions of stakeholders and customers upfront—surface the design inputs that matter and cut through noise to prioritize effectively Partner with Product Management and UX Research to identify areas of friction in the mortgage lender workflow and drive design reviews in those areas Look for opportunities to solve problems in unique and innovative ways and help maintain visual and brand consistency between all products and platforms Build functional prototypes to validate and test your designs Requirements 3–5 years of product design experience, with a portfolio that shows real ownership—not just execution of someone else's vision Figma proficiency is required — candidates without strong Figma experience will not be considered; must be able to produce polished, component-consistent, developer-handoff-ready designs Hands-on experience using AI tools (e.g., Claude, Figma Make, Replit, or similar) for rapid prototyping; comfortable moving quickly from concept to testable artifact A self-starter mentality: you identify problems on your own, form a point of view, and drive toward solutions Demonstrated ability to independently interpret ambiguous customer or stakeholder feedback and translate it into structured, actionable UX improvements Genuine curiosity about the product and users—you ask questions others don't think to ask and aren't satisfied with surfac