Product Designer
Job Description
Arrive Logistics is building a proprietary transportation management platform that helps reps and operations teams move freight with confidence, even in real-time. This hybrid role in downtown Chicago is designed for a mid-level Product Designer who enjoys solving workflow-heavy problems, iterating quickly, and partnering closely with users, product, and engineering to ship improvements you can see in production.
What you’ll do
- Contribute to and own design work for features and flows within your sprint team area, from early framing through shipped UI
- Partner with the product manager and engineers to define requirements, explore solutions, and iterate rapidly based on feedback
- Use problem discovery and user research to sharpen questions before jumping into solutions
- Spend time with onsite users who share clear opinions, then turn what you learn into decisions you can act on and share
- Run lightweight research such as interviews, usability tests, feedback sessions, and problem discovery, then synthesize findings
- Create wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity mockups in Figma, Miro, and similar tools
- Contribute components and patterns to the design system, keeping your work consistent with it
- Present your work and the rationale clearly to your team and stakeholders
- Participate in critique across the wider design team, contributing and learning through feedback
What you bring
- 3-5 years of experience as a product or UX designer, ideally for B2B or SaaS
- A portfolio that demonstrates thinking process, including options considered and why decisions were made
- Strong skills in Figma
- Comfort working within an established design system and contributing back to it
- Solid interaction design and usability fundamentals, especially for data-dense, workflow-heavy interfaces
- Ability to communicate design decisions clearly to technical and non-technical audiences
- Experience working in an agile-like, sprint-based product development environment
- Experience using AI tools in your process (for example, Figma Make, Claude, or tools you’ve found on your own)
- Bonus: experience designing for logistics, supply chain, or other complex operational tools
Tools you’ll use
- Figma, Miro, Figma Make, Claude, and other AI tools
Why this role is interesting
- Freight is operationally complex, with meaningful opportunities to improve the software people rely on
- You’ll design for expert users, supporting depth and speed rather than simplicity for its own sake
- The platform is built in-house, so your work ships to production and you can hear from users directly
- A mature design system is expanding, so you’ll add to it as you scale new patterns
Compensation and benefits
Salary: USD 130,000 - 150,000 per year. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life, disability, and supplemental coverage, plus a matching 401(k) program.
- Employee Resource Groups and learning opportunities
- Office-wide engagement activities, team events, happy hours, and more
- Casual dress code
- LifeStart gym in the office building with brand new Peloton bikes, top-of-the-line equipment, and personal training options
- Free counseling sessions through the Employee Assistance Program
- Company-paid holidays, paid vacation time, and wellness days
- 100% paid parental leave for new parents
- Referral Program with paid referral opportunities
- Relocation assistance with relocation packages and a Candidate Engagement Specialist
How we work at Arrive
- Hybrid team setup with designers and partners across other offices
- You’ll own your work with regular critique and support from the wider design team
- Preference for bringing rough ideas early than polished work late
Note on hiring: Candidates go through an interview process. Arrive Logistics does not provide unsolicited job offers. If you’re concerned about receiving a fraudulent offer, contact [email protected] for verification.