Product Designer

About Exsigo

Exsigo is a Canadian company building an AI platform for manufacturers and exporters. It reads official customs records from 37 countries, together with Amazon and Walmart marketplace data, and answers questions in plain language: who is buying a product and whom to contact, where to source raw materials, what competitors shipped this week, and what is selling at what price. The product is live, self-serve, and used first by exporters in India. The team is small, the founder is hands-on, and every person ships work that customers see.

What you will do

• Own the end-to-end design of the web application: search, company and product profiles, the Competitor analysis board, the Analyst chat, onboarding, account and billing.
• Own the design system (the Crossing mark, Fraunces, Inter Tight and Spline Sans Mono, the palette and the chart style) and keep every surface, including the marketing site and emails, on it.
• Design charts and tables that read correctly at a glance and on a phone: monthly series, treemaps, leaderboards, trend lines, with honest labels and stated data windows.
• Turn customer conversations and usage data into flows that need no training, for people whose first language is often not English.
• Work in Figma and in the codebase: our designs ship as React and Tailwind components, and you will review and sometimes write them with the engineers.
• Write the words on the screen: labels, empty states, error messages, the one line that explains what a number means.

What we look for

• Four or more years designing B2B web products, with a portfolio that includes dashboards, tables, charts or other data-dense interfaces that people use for work.
• Fluency in Figma and real comfort with HTML, CSS and React; you can read a component and propose the exact change.
• A record of owning a design system or a product's visual language from the ground up.
• Clear writing; you treat interface copy as part of the design.
• Care for accessibility, contrast, light and dark surfaces, and phones, as defaults rather than extras.
• Eligible to work in Canada, and able to spend part of the week in Toronto.

Good to have

• Data visualisation knowledge (you know why a stacked bar needs a legend and when a treemap lies).
• Experience designing conversational or AI-assisted products.
• Interest in trade, manufacturing or e-commerce, or curiosity enough to learn how a customs record works.

What we offer

• A competitive salary with a range shared in the first conversation, plus equity.
• Hybrid work from Toronto, with flexible hours and the equipment you choose.
• Direct work with the founder; your decisions reach customers the same week.
• A product with real data and real customers, not a prototype.