Product Designer (m/f/x)

UP42 was founded in 2019 with a clear purpose: to transform how organizations order, access, and analyze Earth observation data. Our platform brings together the world’s leading geospatial providers, and offers a single touchpoint to access, manage, and process data at scale. From vegetation management and infrastructure monitoring to disaster response, UP42 helps organizations across industries find solutions to complex problems through Earth observation. Our expert support team and detailed documentation guide our users through every step. Since July 2025, UP42 has been a part of Neo Space Group.

We are looking for a Product Designer (m/f/x) to join our Design Team in Berlin. You will be the design partner for one of our product teams, working alongside a Product Manager and engineers to take work from an early idea through to something people use. You will own your projects, hold a high quality bar on complex, data-rich interfaces, and work inside a design system you help keep healthy. You will enjoy this role if you want real ownership of a product area without carrying a whole platform, and if you like going deep into a genuinely complex domain. Our team is complementary, so your work is visible and the feedback loop is short.

What you will do:

• Take design work from an early idea through to delivery, proposing solutions to blockers rather than only reporting them.
• Be the reliable design partner for your product team: the person your PM and engineers come to first.
• Design for complexity: dense data tables, long-running processes, and workflows where the edge cases matter as much as the main path.
• Look for evidence before you design: talk to users, read what support and sales already know, look at how the product is actually used, and run tests on your own work.
• Push to understand the problem before designing a solution, and say so when a brief arrives already shaped as one.
• Scope your own features, break them into pieces, be roughly right about how long they will take, and flag delays early with a plan B rather than a warning.
• Contribute to our design system, as everyone on our team does: propose and build components, not only use them.
• Share your work cross-functionally, take feedback, and iterate; notice improvements inside your area and act on them, instead of waiting to be asked.