Junior Product Designer

WealthCounsel brings together the best - the best drafting software and legal tools, the best educators, the best support staff, and the best collegial community - to cultivate the growth and success of its member attorneys and their clients. We recently added another “best” to our toolbelt when we were awarded the 2025 Best Place to Work in the Cloud. The Cloud Awards is one of the longest-running awards platforms of its kind and recognizes the latest achievements and innovations in cloud computing. We’re committed to fostering a positive work environment that is backed up by competitive benefits (see below) and a culture of collaboration. As we continue to expand, we are seeking a motivated and driven Junior Product Designer to join our team. Job Summary: The Junior Product Designer is a foundational member of WealthCounsel's product design team, responsible for designing clear, well-crafted experiences across our software products. Working within the Discovery Trio alongside Product Managers and Engineers, you contribute to the full design process — from research and discovery through design specifications and implementation support. You bring curiosity, growing user empathy, and a commitment to craft, taking increasing ownership of features and product areas as you develop in the role. This role is less about producing visual artifacts and more about learning to think like a product designer — understanding user needs, framing problems clearly, and making valuable capabilities accessible and intuitive. As a Junior Product Designer, you’ll be responsible for the following: Design Thinking & Problem Framing Apply structured problem-framing with guidance — articulate the problem a design is solving, not just the solution Participate in discovery sessions with the PM and Engineering Lead, contributing a user-centered perspective Create wireframes, prototypes, and design documentation that communicate intent and support decision-making Learn to distinguish between user requests and underlying user needs Design Craft Design interaction flows, interface layouts, and components in alignment with the design system