Product Designer

emagine is looking for a product designer in our client in retail.

Period from: 2026-12-01 Period to: 2027-11-30

Scope: 50%, remote within Sweden - attend workshops every quarter on site.

Key responsibilities

• Translate concepts, requirements and customer problems into high-fidelity UX/UI designs and prototypes in Figma.
• Work closely with engineers to refine designs, understand technical constraints, and support implementation.
• Facilitate or contribute to workshops, discovery sessions and design discussions with Product, Engineering and business stakeholders.
• Apply strong UX thinking alongside high-quality visual/UI execution
• Work confidently with existing design systems and patterns, while identifying when an experience needs to evolve.
• Use tools including Figma, Miro, Teams and AI/Copilot-supported workflows as part of the design process.
• Communicate design rationale clearly and work constructively with stakeholders, including in situations where requirements or viewpoints differ.

Profile we're looking for

• Strong UX and UI craft, particularly the ability to move from an idea or early concept to polished, high-fidelity design.
• Up to date with native iOS and Android features, design patterns and new operating system releases, with the ability to identify how platform capabilities can improve the customer experience.
• A hands-on designer mentality. Someone senior in years can absolutely fit, provided they still enjoy producing the work themselves rather than primarily leading other designers.
• Ideally experience within retail, fashion, e-commerce or other customer-facing digital products, bringing an understanding of both customer journeys and commercial/business challenges.
• Comfortable collaborating directly with engineers and refining designs based on technical feasibility.
• Confident working independently in an environment where some initiatives are still being explored or shaped.
• Strong communication and stakeholder collaboration skills.
• Aim for 11/10: Push beyond the expected and design customer experiences that feel exceptional, not simply functional.
• Think like an entrepreneur: Be curious, resourceful and creative, turning ambiguity and constraints into opportunities and solutions.
• Move at pace: It moves quickly. We need someone who can rapidly turn ideas into tangible designs, iterate with Product and Engineering, and help us get from concept to customer without unnecessary friction.