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Kyivstar.Tech is looking for a Product Designer to join our B2B product team working on a web platform for business customers that use satellite connectivity services and connected network equipment.
This role is not only about designing screens. We are looking for a strong product-minded designer who can work in discovery, frame problems, challenge assumptions, build scalable UX concepts, and help the team turn complex technical and business processes into clear, flexible, and technically viable product solutions.
You will work in a cross-functional environment side-by-side with Product Owners, Business Analysts, Engineers, QA, and other stakeholders. The product will serve B2B customers with different company sizes, user roles, device fleets, billing models, service plans, operational workflows, and technical scenarios. We need someone who can think beyond a single client request and design solutions that can scale across multiple companies, domains, and use cases.
Kyivstar.Tech is a Ukrainian hybrid IT company and a resident of Diia.City. We are a subsidiary of Kyivstar, one of Ukraine’s largest telecom operators.
Our mission is to transform lives in Ukraine and beyond by creating innovative technological solutions that unleash the potential of businesses while meeting the evolving needs of users.
With over 700 specialists working across diverse domains — from mobile and web solutions to the design, development, support, and maintenance of high-performance systems — we are committed to driving meaningful change.
We embrace an entrepreneurial culture that fosters continuous growth, challenges conventional thinking, and inspires the creation of transformative products.
Design interfaces for dashboards, device lists, device detail pages, traffic usage reports, service status monitoring, subscription management, billing, payments, and support-related workflows
Create UX flows that help business customers understand which devices are connected, whether they are active or inactive, how much traffic they consume, what speeds they deliver, and what costs are associated with their usage
Design experiences for adding new devices, connecting them to existing services or equipment, managing service plans, changing subscriptions, and tracking the status of requests
Think beyond a single use case or client request and design solutions that can work across different companies, industries, fleet sizes, service models, and operational scenarios
Build abstractions from specific business cases and turn them into reusable, flexible product patterns for device management, monitoring, analytics, billing, and service administration
Challenge requirements and product assumptions by asking “what if” questions: what happens if a client has 5 devices, 500 devices, several locations, different user roles, multiple subscriptions, usage limits, billing periods, or service states?
Conduct user research, stakeholder interviews, contextual inquiries, and workflow analysis to uncover user needs, business logic, technical constraints, and friction points
Develop hypotheses and validate them through prototypes, usability testing, analytics, and iterative feedback
Collaborate closely with engineers to understand technical constraints, implementation logic, APIs, data availability,frontend limitations, monitoring logic, billing logic, and system dependencies
Qualifications and experience needed: Product design experience: 4+ years as a Product Designer, UX Designer, or similar role, preferably in SaaS, B2B, B2B2C, telecom, connectivity services, IoT, network management, billing platforms, CRM, support tools, or complex operational products
Discovery maturity: ability to work with ambiguous problems, frame tasks, identify constraints, form hypotheses, and shape product direction before moving into UI execution
Systems thinking: ability to see a product as a system of roles, workflows, scenarios, permissions, configurations, devices, subscriptions, usage data, service states, billing rules, and business logic — not just as a set of screens
Conceptual thinking: ability to move from a specific client request to a more abstract, scalable solution, and then translate it back into a concrete interface
Complex interface design: strong experience designing admin panels, dashboards, tables, multi-step flows, configuration interfaces, role-based experiences, analytics views, billing flows, or workflow-heavy products
B2B / SaaS mindset: understanding of how products work for different companies, teams, roles, and business processes; ability to design for more than one customer context
Data-heavy UX: ability to design clear interfaces for device statuses, usage metrics, traffic consumption, speed indicators, billing periods, payment amounts, service limits, alerts, and operational events
Technical understanding: solid understanding of how frontend development works, including responsive layouts, components, constraints, data states, empty states, loading states, error states, and modern web interface logic; basic knowledge of HTML/CSS concepts such as flexbox is a plus
Collaboration with engineers: ability to discuss trade-offs, implementation complexity, technical limitations, API constraints, data availability, and product feasibility with developers
Research and analytics: experience with qualitative and quantitative methods, including user interviews, usability testing, workflow analysis, product analytics, and feedback synthesis
Nice to have: Experience with telecom, connectivity, satellite internet, IoT, network monitoring, device management, enterprise service platforms, billing systems, or customer self-service portals
What we offer: Office or remote — it’s up to you.
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