Bison Trails is the leading blockchain infrastructure provider (now a part of Coinbase). We are looking for an exceptional candidate to join our highly-skilled and passionate team. We believe in the power of blockchain technology and building a decentralized future that enables greater participation in global financial networks. Our mission is to provide superior infrastructure on multiple blockchains, to strengthen the entire ecosystem, and enable the pioneers of tomorrow.

 

Responsibilities 

  • Represent design thinking, providing a user-centric perspective, in a collaborative and fast-paced multi-disciplinary team environment, to address a wide range of challenges.
  • Partner with members of the engineering, product, customer success, and design teams to research, brainstorm, conceptualize, design and test, simple and effective product design solutions to fulfill user needs and meet business objectives.
  • Take new features from ideation, to prototyping, to user testing, to production
  • Design experiences that are simple and intuitive.
  • Participate in regular design reviews where you’ll seek out specific feedback on your designs and incorporate relevant feedback.
  • Execute on the product roadmap and help define product strategy.
  • Ensure a high level of quality across Bison Trails’ designs.
  • Inform design and product thinking with user research and quantifiable data wherever possible.
  • Distill difficult-to-understand workflows and technical concepts into clear interfaces.
  • Present work in bi-weekly design syncs and in design reviews. 
  • Participate in Sprint planning and retros. 
  • Lead design QA of any platform features.
  • Embrace collaboration.

 

Qualifications

  • 5+ years experience designing quality enterprise-level product experiences.
  • A portfolio showcasing your work.
  • Experience validating design solutions with user research and prototypes.
  • Comfortable presenting work to a wide range of stakeholders for input at various stages of the design process.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.




Nice to Have

While experience in blockchain technology is preferred, it is not a requirement. We are a technology company at heart, and we are looking for someone who is invested in leaning into the nuances of the space, to elevate our product design.

Values

We believe diversity drives innovation and we are committed to building an inclusive workplace and culture based on our values. Empathy informs how we work together as a team, how we service our customers, and how we approach the products we build. We believe empathy extends beyond our company to how we interface with the world. It’s a value to uphold in all areas of life and is deeply connected to the future world we envision.




Bison Trails is now part of Coinbase. Read more. Coinbase Benefits include:

  • Health, Dental, and Vision insurance covered at 100% for employees and 80% for dependents
  • HSA plan with company seed
  • Disability and Life Insurance
  • 401(k) plan with company match
  • $260 monthly Commuter Benefit
  • Monthly Gym Benefit
  • Volunteer Time Off
  • Fertility Counseling and Benefits
  • Learning and Development stipend
  • 18 weeks paid Parental Leave
  • Meals and Snacks provided onsite
  • The option of getting paid in digital currency

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