Product Designer

Help design software that empowers churches instead of overwhelming them.

As a Product Designer at EasyWorship, you'll shape a platform used by thousands of churches worldwide to plan and run their services. You'll partner with our Product Manager to meet user needs, ensuring our software is intuitive and approachable for everyday ministry teams. You'll identify design problems, use research and data to explore and validate ideas, and translate those insights into user flows, interactions, and interfaces. As the primary designer, you'll own our design system, make strategic UX decisions alongside the PM, and work directly with developers to ensure your designs are implemented with quality and consistency.

Why EasyWorship?

• Direct impact: Your designs immediately affect how thousands of churches run their services every Sunday
• Ownership at scale: Be the design voice for a growing platform, not one designer among many
• True partnership: Work directly with PM and developers with no bureaucratic layers
• Best of both worlds: The stability of an established company (20+ years, profitable) with the opportunity of a growth phase-- we're expanding our platform without the chaos of a startup
• Mission-driven work: Serve churches and ministry organizations who deeply value what you create
• Room to grow: As our primary designer, you'll establish design standards, processes, and culture, with your role expanding in scope and impact as we grow

What You'll Do

• Own and evolve the product design system: components, patterns, tokens, and documentation that developers can implement reliably
• Translate high-level requirements and rough concepts into interaction flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity screens for new features
• Audit existing interface areas and identify system-level inconsistencies, then propose and implement cross-product UX improvements
• Use qualitative feedback and quantitative data to validate design decisions and measure product success
• Collaborate closely with the product manager and developers to refine requirements, resolve implementation questions, and ensure smooth handoffs
• Conduct user research and usability testing to understand users' needs, then turn insights into actionable UX changes (in partnership with PM)
• Create clear specs, annotations, and assets (Figma or similar) that enable development to ship with minimal friction
• Communicate design rationale effectively and engage in constructive feedback with the team
• Design responsive experiences that work across platforms (Windows, Mac, web, mobile) and screen sizes
• Define information architecture and content hierarchy for new features and modules

What We're Looking For

• ~3-6 years of professional product/UX design experience (mid-level)
• Portfolio showing your design process and shipped outcomes (at least 2-3 examples)
• Experience contributing to or improving a design system—you've worked with components, patterns, or documentation (not necessarily owning an entire system alone)
• Strong interaction design skills with ability to design usable flows for complex, data-driven interfaces and edge cases
• Experience conducting user research and gathering data through multiple methods (usability testing, interviews, surveys, analytics) to inform and validate design decisions
• Proficiency in modern design tools (Figma preferred) for wireframing, prototyping, and high-fidelity design
• Proven ability to collaborate with developers through clear handoffs, detailed specs, and responsiveness during implementation
• Resourceful and adaptable with ability to take initiative, tackle assigned work independently, and stay effective in ambiguity and shifting priorities
• Creative, intellectually curious, and eager to challenge assumptions—you actively explore better design approaches and stay current with evolving methods and tools (including AI)
• Collaborative and open to feedback, comfortable giving and receiving constructive critique to improve designs
• Authorized to work in the US without requiring employer sponsorship

Bonus Qualifications

• Experience designing for SaaS or web application workflows
• Strong understanding of accessibility standards (WCAG) and inclusive design practices
• Experience using analytics tools (e.g., PostHog, Amplitude) to inform design decisions
• Basic understanding of HTML/CSS and how technical constraints inform design decisions
• Experience with or passion for faith-based, nonprofit, or mission-driven products

Compensation & Benefits

• Base salary of $75,000 to $100,000, depending on experience
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k), with company contributions
• Generous PTO
• WFH Fridays and 2 weeks of WFH days to use at your discretion

The Team

You'll report to the product manager (who leads the product team) and collaborate closely with both the PM and developers.

The PM guides product strategy and UX direction; you own design execution from user flows to visual polish. You'll partner with the PM to make strategic UX decisions, then work directly with developers to refine designs, resolve implementation questions, and ensure quality throughout development.

Location & Work Arrangement

• Full-time, primarily in-office. Expect to be onsite Monday–Thursday; Friday remote. Work hours align with core office hours (approx. 9am–5pm Central).
• Candidates should live in or near Tulsa, Oklahoma (Central Time) and be able to commute to the office.

Pay: $75, $100,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Parental leave
• Professional development assistance
• Retirement plan
• Vision insurance

Work Location: In person