Bestow is seeking a Product Designer II to own design execution for the Agent Experience — turning agent, wholesaler, and distribution workflows into experiences that are fast, clear, and credible to the professionals who use them and the partners who evaluate them.
We’re looking for a designer who combines strong research instincts with the ability to shape and ship ideas quickly. The most meaningful work on this team happens where ambiguity is high: discovery starts before requirements are fully baked, carrier requirements change mid-flight, and the best designers don’t wait for a finished PRD — they help define the problem, test direction, and bring partners along with evidence.
This team is prototype-first. You’ll work in Figma and in coded prototypes — often in shared repos alongside engineering and product — using AI tooling to move faster without sacrificing judgment. If you’re energized by the shift from static handoffs to living prototypes, and you can speak concretely to how you’ve adapted your workflow between canvas and code, you’ll thrive here.
You’ll own execution within an architectural direction set by our Staff designer for New Business which means you get an experienced partner on domain context, cross-module coherence, and quality, and you get real ownership of your surfaces. If you want to be the only designer in the room making every call alone, this isn’t that role. If you want to own significant work with someone senior invested in your growth, it is.
As a member of the team, you will:
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Own end-to-end design for assigned initiatives — from problem framing and research through prototyping, validation, and implementation partnership
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Design for multiple distinct user types in one system — independent agents, wholesalers, and internal back-office teams — including role-based permissions and data import workflows
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Conduct and synthesize research through user interviews, usability testing, and data analysis, including moderated sessions with external agents
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Shape solutions in partnership with product managers — helping define problems, outline approaches, and establish success criteria when requirements are still forming
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Create user flows, diagrams, Figma designs, and coded prototypes that communicate direction clearly to stakeholders, engineering, and external partners
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Navigate and collaborate in shared code repositories — reading existing prototypes, iterating in an IDE with AI assistance, and partnering with engineers during implementation
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Design integration experiences where the product surface is partly determined by a partner’s system — single sign-on, pre-fill, status, and quoting APIs
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Partner with engineering to protect design integrity while balancing technical constraints
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Contribute to design critiques and help elevate quality across the team
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Champion user-centered design in a regulated product — where trust, accuracy, and compliance matter as much as polish