Product Management and Design defines our company's direction, designing solutions that genuinely enrich people's lives and help them (and ourselves) get the reputation they deserve.
In practice, this means they design our products, conduct user research, and create visual assets for marketing and other departments.
Learn about our company culture here.
"Working on the Convert product is really quite exciting! It is a joy to be a part of something that helps someone. And to learn how we can better the product for our customers from the data and results that we see is very special! 🙂"
— Chloe Corking, Convert Web Strategist
Knowing that the work that you do is going to help someone else in return is one of the things I enjoy so much about my role in Convert. We see data coming in from Convert sites and know that it is helping businesses! Working alongside a team of people who simply want to help others in the job that they do is wonderful.
— Chloe Corking, Convert Web Strategist
Convert Websites: The convert team builds our Convert websites for clients. Every day they're conducting user research on behalf of our clients, and taking that data to design websites that transform the small businesses we serve. It's not uncommon for us to get reviews of our product saying their call and lead traffic has tripled just from the work our Convert Website team has done. It is an incredibly rewarding and satisfying role to have.
Design: Broadly speaking the designer works primarily on the front-end product UI and UX design to be delivered to our engineering team to be developed. Besides that they will regularly assist other departments with any visual assets as needed. This role is a true generalist, but with a focus towards product.
Product Management: Product managers conduct quantitative and qualitative research to gather data, and then ideate on new possible solutions and systems that could be build to solve problems we identify. While they do not do visual design, they design processes and systems, build wire-frames, and define business requirements for engineering.
On the product and design team at NiceJob you will be challenged, learning more than you ever have before. We are operating on some of the most advanced technology commercially available - making the design possibilities endless. This means we are pioneering the next generation of marketing technology. We hope you’ll join us on this exciting journey.
You’ll become proficient in modern day tools used by leading businesses, such as Webflow and Invision.
Your ability to efficiently identify and solve almost any problem through design will improve dramatically.
You will learn what makes an effective product, experiencing firsthand how your decisions impact results.
And much more!
At NiceJob, your professional development will be nurtured, and your product and design abilities will be pushed to their limits to grow beyond your expectations.
You should have previously designed or built products in the past.
You should understand how to translate feedback into business decisions.
You should understand modern design principles and have an eye for aesthetics and UX.
You should understand effective customer research methods and be able to translate results to design decisions.
You should be able to communicate your ideas clearly, and concisely.