Role Overview

We’re hiring a Product Designer to work on the core systems that power content creator businesses on Playbook. This is not a brand, marketing, or internal-tools role. This designer will shape how content creators run their businesses and how consumers experience value across the marketplace.

You’ll operate across multiple problem spaces simultaneously: content creator tools, consumer flows, and the connective tissue between them, often at different levels of fidelity and time horizon.

What You’ll Work On

• Content Creator-facing business tools (Offers, pricing, access control, audience, analytics)

• Consumer-facing acquisition and conversion flows

• Marketplace mechanics that connect supply (content creators) and demand (users)

• Systems that span frontend experience and backend constraints (entitlements, states, lifecycle)

What Success Looks Like

• You help teams move faster by clarifying problems, not slowing them down

• You design solutions that consider:

  • Business viability

  • System constraints

  • Long-term ecosystem health

• You consistently bias toward impact over polish

• You elevate how the team thinks, not just what it ships

Who We’re Looking For

This role is a strong fit if you:

• Have designed business-running tools, not just consumer-facing features

• Comfortable working close to engineering constraints — reasoning about states, edge cases, and trade-offs early, not after implementation starts.

• Are comfortable reasoning about systems, states, and edge cases

• Are comfortable moving between web and mobile designs (we design for all surfaces)

• Is able to work across ambiguous scopes and parallel timelines

• Are collaborative by default with Product and Engineering

• Have a genuine interest in fitness, health, or content creator-led businesses

• Prefer learning from real-world signals over perfect process

• are able to own and make decisions not only recommendations

What This Role Is

Not

• A pure visual or brand design role

• A slow, process-heavy design environment

• A role where design decisions are made in isolation

• A narrowly scoped feature factory with clearly defined inputs every time

• A position for designers who prefer pixel-perfect execution over problem definition