Afterpay is transforming the way we pay by allowing customers to buy products immediately and pay for their purchases over four installments. The service is completely free⁵ for customers who pay on time – helping people spend responsibly. As of December 31, 2021, Afterpay is offered by more than 122,000 of the world’s favorite retailers and more than 19 million active customers have adopted the service.

Afterpay is currently available in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United States and the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Spain, where it is known as Clearpay. Afterpay is on a mission to power an economy in which everyone wins. Afterpay is a wholly owned subsidiary of Block, Inc. (NYSE: SQ).

The product designer team in Afterpay is responsible for: determining the right approach to execute strategy, balancing short and long-term goals and priorities, developing alignment with cross-functional partners, and presenting work in design critiques and leadership reviews. This is a cross-functional role where you will work with other designers, product managers, analysts and engineers.

As a product designer you will be responsible for planning, executing and shipping your work to millions of merchants across the Afterpay x Square x Cash App ecosystem. You will be paired with a Lead Product Designer in an environment tailored around your growth and development.

You will:

• create your own idea using existing design systems and standards;  provide insights for improvement when necessary
• Acting as a product parter, interpret data and informed design decisions based on both qualitative and quantitative insights
• Acting as a product parter, collaborate effectively with your peer and guide the vision for our cross functional stakeholders; Lead with the voice of the customer and have a deep understanding of human centered design principles

You have:

• At least (2-4) years of relevant professional experience
• A portfolio that shows work you were directly responsible for with little guidance from leadership
• Experience as a primary contributor to continuous streams of work