Product Designer
€75,000 – €100,000 / yr base salary
Posted 16 Oct 2026
Advertised as “Senior Product Designer”
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- Expected experience
- 2+ yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Remote
- Contract
- Full-time
| Base salary | €75,000 – €100,000 / yr |
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As a Senior Product Designer at vCluster Labs, you are the voice for how engineers actually experience the vCluster Platform. You'll partner closely with a fast moving frontend engineering team to turn ambiguous, deeply technical problems into interfaces that make sense.
As a Senior Product Designer, your role will include:
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Product & UI Design: Design and deliver polished UI for the vCluster Platform, from early concept through pixel-perfect execution.
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Engineering Partnership: Work day-to-day with frontend engineers to scope and execute product design work, and stay close enough to backend engineering to understand what's technically feasible.
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Research & Discovery: Research technical requirements and proposed solutions, through UX studies, competitive research, and other methods, to understand their impact on the user experience.
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Stakeholder Alignment: Collaborate with product and engineering leadership to translate ambiguous requirements into a clear design direction.
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Brand Consistency: Work with Brand Designers to keep product visuals aligned with vCluster Labs' brand identity
This role could be a fit for you if you bring:
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B2B product design experience: 2+ years designing UI or product experiences for a B2B product, ideally one used by engineers, DevOps, or platform teams.
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Technical fluency: Ability to understand complex software engineering concepts through research, interest in the field, or personal experience.
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User-centric approach: Design with a clear focus on our particular users, understanding them and their specific needs.
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Good visual design sense: Can design user interfaces that are clear, aesthetically pleasing, and aligned with modern UI patterns.
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Willingness to learn: The subject matter here is highly technical and will require learning, reading technical documentation, and independent experimentation.
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Strong communication: You can structure a clear presentation, defend your design decisions to stakeholders, and question assumptions when it leads to a better solution.
Bonus points for:
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Cloud-ecosystem experience: You've designed for a cloud provider, DevOps tool, Kubernetes, or another engineer-facing infrastructure product.