Senior Product Designer

The business

Driversnote is a product-centric and profitable SaaS company in the heart of Copenhagen. We proudly help over 4 million users across more than 50 countries log their mileage. No one enjoys the hassle of mileage documentation. We automate and simplify this tedious task, and make our customers’ work-life easier while saving them both time and money.

We are 50 people working closely together on design, mobile and web development, marketing, support, sales and customer success.

At Driversnote, you will enjoy the benefits of working at a company that has a clear product-market fit and is fully owned and operated by the founder team. We’re profitable and have quadrupled our ARR over the last three years. Our scale will allow you to operate in a truly data-driven fashion, and our independence ensures that we always align our decisions with the best interests of our customers and employees.

The product

Driversnote’s main experience is a highly rated freemium app, to a large extent spread through word of mouth. We offer automatic mileage tracking based on the phone’s geo location and in addition, we offer a piece of hardware known as an iBeacon to ensure precision tracking, when you enter your car.

The mobile app is backed by a substantial backend, and at driversnote.com we offer a fully fledged web application with advanced trip management, team management and workflows for teams.

We have a B2C-like relationship with many of our users, but we are gradually moving more and more into traditional B2B space with all that this entails of further product enhancements.

The way we work

We use a product development process known as Shape Up, where a few key people take the role as shapers and define projects that can be designed, implemented and released within 6 weeks, known as cycles. For each 6 week cycle, we form new cross-functional teams with designers, developers, marketers and customer supporters on them, and we let the teams focus exclusively on finishing their projects within the cycle. Each 6 week cycle is followed by a 2 week cool-down period, where we fix bugs, execute functional projects, evaluate how we did and plan the next cycle.

We like to say that our unfair advantage is that we care more than our competitors, and our users and customers tend to agree when they review our app, respond to NPS surveys and rate our support. We have a generous budget set aside for each employee to learn and develop, and we do a lot of fun stuff together.

The opportunity

We are looking for a Senior Product Designer to craft our primary B2C offering—the mobile application used by millions of drivers to effortlessly document trips and maximize reimbursements. In this role, you will collaborate closely with a cross-functional trio to lead key initiatives across user onboarding, activation, and the day-to-day engagement loops that power our product-led growth.

You must

• Have 5+ years experience designing consumer mobile apps and/or subscription products at scale.
• Be able to interpret customer needs and turn them into desirable solutions, whether in existing or new products.
• Be comfortable discussing user insights, business trade-offs, and measurable product outcomes to shape product direction in an opinionated environment.
• Be strong at turning ambiguous problems into clear concepts, flows, and product experiences, also in writing.
• Be comfortable giving and receiving feedback and collaborating closely with your trio, other designers, and stakeholders.
• Work autonomously, driving your own work forward with minimal oversight.
• Care deeply about craft, while staying focused on designing for outcomes such as activation, retention, and revenue impact, not just shipped UI.

It would be nice if

• You understand the mechanics of B2C SaaS (paywall teardowns, ASO, onboarding benchmarks, permissions) and have opinions on what’s working right now.
• You have worked on products with strong growth loops, virality, or organic acquisition.
• You have designed for trust and habit-forming behavior in an app people rely on daily or automatically in the background.
• You have worked with design systems and scalable UI patterns.
• You are comfortable testing assumptions early through prototypes, experiments, or other lightweight validation methods, including coded prototypes (HTML/CSS/JS or similar) when that’s the fastest way to test an idea.
• You have a strong sense for how product design can make value clearer to a c…