OUR COMPANY

Life House is a software-enabled hotel brand, management, and technology company transforming hospitality management with a simple mission: make independent hotels easier to operate and more profitable. We do this by providing a singular solution that powers hotel operations from guest check-in to check-out and from reservations to finance operations. We have recently closed our Series C funding round and with our growing hotel management Software-as-a-Service business, we are looking for intelligent and resourceful people to join our team!

 

ROLE

At Life House, product designers design world-class solutions to the hospitality industry’s greatest challenges. With new hotels opening every month, our team is acutely focused on bringing brands to life and introducing thoughtful design to both the guest and staff experience while consistently improving our value proposition to hotel owners – increasing hotel revenue and decreased hotel operating costs.

Some examples of projects we have shipped:

  • A branded web & mobile app that is not only reflective of our brands, but that enables guests to easily book, check-in, unlock their door, and connect with other travelers.
  • A tablet and mobile app that efficiently guides our onsite teams through common workflows so that our team can spend less time behind a computer monitor and more time creating amazing experiences for our guests.
  • A tablet app that functions as a kiosk, enabling guests to quickly and easily check-in and gain access to their room. Guests can drop their bags off and explore or visit the onsite bar after a long journey, without the typical hotel check-in hassle.

 

Our product feedback loop is immediate which means we can rapidly iterate and deploy. If you enjoy designing applications from the ground up, leveraging the newest technologies to delight users, and executing like an entrepreneur, then you’ve found the right place.

 

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Own UX thought leadership
  • Deliver UI that elevate our brand
  • Design effective yet elegant digital experiences for our customers and end users.
  • Partner closely with Engineering and Product Management to build and ship experiences that delight our users.
  • Be involved at every step of the product development process: from brainstorming ideas to polishing designs through quality assurance and delivery.
  • Drive the adoption of design best practices and design OPS
  • Develop and maintain our visual design language across both our external and internal-facing products.
  • Execute in a fast-paced environment that’s full of ambiguity.

 

REQUIREMENTS

  • Product designer with 6+ years of experience in UX and visual /UI
  • Experience in an Agile environment and multidisciplinary product teams
  • Strong knowledge of design principles for web and mobile platforms
  • Strong design craft skills including interaction, visual, and motion design
  • High proficiency with prototyping and visual design software, such as Figma or Sketch
  • Ability to defend your work, but also take creative feedback and execute updates in a professional manner
  • Experience with user research and design validation

 

BENEFITS

  • An environment that encourages initiative and leadership
  • Work with highly talented people who are extremely passionate about their craft
  • An opportunity to join one of the industries most exciting startups
  • Competitive salary and perks including ESOP, health insurance, travel stipend and phone and wellness (gym) reimbursement

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