Paris 🇫🇷 (EUR 65,000 to EUR 75,000) + stock options 💰 5+ years experience 🧪
🌬 Zeffy is leading a transformation in the social economy with its unique zero-fee fundraising platform, currently trusted by over 50,000 nonprofits throughout North America.
🚀 Experiencing a 300% year-over-year growth, we’re just getting started! There’s no better time to join us, as you’ll be among the first 40 employees set to make a tangible impact from day one.
🌱 If that’s not compelling enough for you, we are also proud to hold a B Corp certification.
As a Senior Product Designer, you’ll be a key player in making our platform even more intuitive and enjoyable for nonprofits. You’ll work closely with the product team and cofounders to turn user challenges into simple, effective solutions.
In this role, you’ll get to:
Design intuitive solutions for our users, aligned with our product vision.
Conduct user research to inform our design decisions.
Enhance the user experience to improve activation and engagement.
Create and test prototypes, refining them based on feedback.
5+ years of UX/UI design experience with a strong portfolio of user-centered solutions.
Proven ability to lead design projects from concept to execution, solving complex problems.
Strong collaboration skills and experience working with cross-functional teams.
Expert in design tools like Figma, with a solid understanding of prototyping and user testing.
💡 Research shows that candidates from underrepresented backgrounds often don’t apply for roles if they don’t check every box. If this applies to you and you are interested in the position, we’d love to hear from you!
Call with Recruiter (30min)
Meeting with our CTO (1.5h)
Case Study
Culture interview with our two cofounders and Head of Customer Success (1h)
Reference check
Job offer
Zeffy is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
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