FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Product Designer role at Fuse?
The primary focus is to design best-in-class products and experiences that facilitate abundant energy use, including consumer products, physical and digital experiences, and high-stakes interfaces.
What kind of projects will the Product Designer be working on?
The designer will work on consumer-facing mobile and web apps, home energy upgrades, hardware products, and internal tools that manage renewable energy systems.
Who will the Product Designer collaborate with?
The Product Designer will work closely with the CEO, as well as teams across engineering, trading, and operations, and will also collaborate with a small design team with diverse backgrounds.
What are the minimum experience requirements for this role?
The role requires at least 5 years of experience designing consumer-facing digital products.
What design skills are required for the Product Designer position?
Candidates should have strong skills in typography, color, composition, and UX, as well as experience working end-to-end from initial vision to design execution.
What software proficiency is mandatory for this role?
Proficiency in Figma is mandatory for the Product Designer position.
Are there any bonus skills that would be advantageous for candidates?
Yes, skills in motion graphics, 3D design (C4D, Spline), copywriting, or coding would be advantageous.
What benefits does Fuse offer to its employees?
Fuse offers a competitive salary, equity sign-on bonus, biannual bonus scheme, fully expensed tech, paid annual leave, and meal allowances for office-based employees.
Is the design team at Fuse large or small?
The design team at Fuse is small, and design leads the product development rather than product managers (PMs).
Will the Product Designer have the opportunity to influence future product direction?
Yes, as an early design hire, the Product Designer will have a significant opportunity to shape the entire product roadmap, including innovative concepts not yet developed.