Conversion

Design Engineer

Conversion
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8 hours ago
San Francisco, CA, USAMid Level
H1B sponsor

Responsibilities

  • Own the visual quality of Conversion’s product, including typography, spacing, interactions, animations, and interface details.
  • Translate complex marketing automation functionality into intuitive and elegant user experiences.
  • Explore design concepts, prototype interactions, and ship polished production-ready React interfaces.
  • Work directly with customers to understand pain points, answer questions, fix bugs, and deliver features.
  • Maintain a high bar for detail, craft, scalability, and consistency across an integrated platform.

Requirements

  • Have 3+ years of industry experience shipping high-quality product experiences.
  • Be proficient in React, TypeScript, and CSS and able to create polished, responsive, production-ready experiences.
  • Independently interpret ambiguous product requirements and explore thoughtful UX solutions.
  • Have strong design taste and attention to interaction and visual details.
  • Preferred: experience at a rapidly scaling Series A to C startup.
  • Preferred: enthusiasm for novel interaction patterns, ambitious prototypes, side projects, apps, or hackathons.

Benefits

  • The role is in-person five days per week in San Francisco.
  • The position offers early ownership in a fast-paced startup environment.
  • Engineers work directly with customers through dedicated Slack channels.

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About Conversion

51-200 employees

Conversion builds an AI-driven marketing automation platform for B2B software companies, unifying CRM and warehouse data to orchestrate campaigns across acquisition through retention. It offers real-time segmentation, a WYSIWYG email editor, two-way Salesforce sync, and AI agents that execute, QA, and optimize workflows, sold as SaaS to growth and marketing-ops teams. Privately held and headquartered in San Francisco, it replaces or augments tools like Marketo, HubSpot, and Pardot.

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