Lead Product Designer

Location: Singapore (Hybrid)

About the Role

Are you a Senior/Lead Product Designer who thrives at the intersection of deep craft, strategic thinking, and cross-functional influence in a fast-evolving digital product environment?

 

Our team designs experiences that engage, convert, and delight users while advancing our mission to make the internet more private and secure. Guided by experimentation, data, and deep collaboration, we craft thoughtful, performance-focused user journeys across apps, web, and emerging AI-powered surfaces. We are never satisfied with the status quo.

 

We currently have an experienced design team working across our core mobile apps (Android and iOS), desktop apps (Windows, Mac, Qt, Linux), router app, browser extensions, and our main website. As the Lead Product Designer, you will be the senior IC voice—setting the craft standard, driving complex design problems end-to-end, working closely with the Product Design Manager, engineering, and product teams, and driving measurable design outcomes across platforms.

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What You’ll Do

As a Lead Product Designer, you will:

Drive complex design end-to-end: Lead product design across 7+ platforms—iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, browser extensions, router, and web—defining user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity interfaces that are both visually refined and strategically sound.

Set the craft standard: Act as the senior design voice on the team, upholding a high-quality bar, pushing thinking further, and modeling best-in-class design practices in close partnership with the Product Design Manager and Head of Design.

Ground design in user research: Facilitate user research to understand behaviors, needs, and security-related concerns, and translate findings into informed, well-reasoned design decisions aligned with user and business goals.

Prototype and validate solutions: Build interactive prototypes to explore and pressure-test design solutions, enabling fast validation with users and stakeholders before development.

Make security feel human: Apply UX best practices and product design thinking to simplify complex cybersecurity and privacy concepts—making technically dense experiences feel intuitive, approachable, and trustworthy.

Bridge product, engineering, and design: Translate technical requirements from engineers, product managers, and security experts into user-friendly design solutions, ensuring intent is preserved through handoff.

Influence product direction upward: Partner with product managers and senior stakeholders to shape product direction—bringing a design perspective into roadmap discussions, early-stage scoping, and prioritization.

Communicate upward with authority: Present design work to senior stakeholders and leadership with clarity and confidence—framing decisions in terms o