Full-Stack Designer
Full-stack designer required to join a top DeFi protocol
By Mark Curchin
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Edit ArticleThis full-stack designer job opportunity is about building and implementing interfaces which help to accelerate blockchain adoption. So if you believe in the idea of decentralization and you are passionate about creating software for people, we would like to know you.
We are a fully remote collective of professionals, and we are looking for talented individuals to join our team. This is a full-time position, but part-time is also an option.
In a Full-Stack Designer Role, You Will
- You must be skilled in both UX/UI and HTML/CSS to design and implement a UI from scratch and enhance existing features.
- Co-own the product. We work self-organized based on a few operational principles (less is more) and team values. Everything you produce should be easy to integrate and maintain. It is all about team spirit and a collaboration-oriented attitude.
- Wear many hats. Our team is still growing, and we are trying many different things. You need to be flexible and cross-functional enough.
Hard Requirements
The primary hard and soft skills we are looking for are:
- Figma or Framer proficiency. You were born using web design tools.
- Highly organized and self-motivated. You don’t require a manager to remind you of things.
- Strong understanding of user experience. You can analyze the flaws of a design from the analytical reports and re-work a better solution.
Our Stack
We strive to be efficient, so we choose the instruments accordingly:
- We run our SvelteKit app in the serverless environment (i.e: Vercel);
- Our source of truth database is the blockchain and we query data with GraphQL provided by The Graph (events sourcing tool for EVM chains);
- GitHub for product management and development, Figma for design, Discord for chatting, and others.
How to Apply
If you are confident you are a good fit, apply for the Full-Stack Designer position here: github.com/orgs/hol...
Inspiration
Want to be a true full-stack designer? Watch this video for inspiration.