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Company DescriptionQuralyst is redefining how M&A sourcing gets done. Powered by AI, our platform equips investment banks, private equity firms, and corporate development teams with faster, smarter ways to identify and prioritise the right targets and buyers.By transforming fragmented research into clear, actionable intelligence, Quralyst accelerates decision-making and unlocks new opportunities. We replace manual effort with intelligent automation—so dealmakers can focus on strategy, relationships, and closing transformative transactions.We build practical AI systems that solve real problems. Small team, real ownership, fast growth.Product Designer — UI/UX | Remote | Early Career (0–1 Year)We’re building Quralyst an ai platform for finance professionals focused on intelligent research, data workflows, and high-context decision tools.Small team. Real ownership. Fast learning curve.We’re not hiring for a polished resume. We’re hiring for how you think about products.If you’ve redesigned apps for fun, broken down SaaS onboarding flows just to understand them better, or built a side project because a UX bothered you — read on.What you’ll actually doDesign real product experiences — wireframes, user flows, information architecture, and mid-fidelity UI in FigmaSupport ongoing UX improvements across dashboards, filters, list-building flows, and onboardingResearch competing SaaS platforms — break down patterns, interaction models, and IA structuresAssist in user research synthesis — identify friction, suggest improvements, iterateCollaborate directly with product and engineering — understand constraints, think in systemsHelp refine empty states, in-app guidance, and product clarityContribute to maintaining visual consistency and evolving our design foundationYou’re a strong fit if you haveA visible history of curiosity — side projects, redesign exercises, case studies, experimentsGenuine interest in product design — you care about why flows work, not just how they lookWorking knowledge of Figma (required) and familiarity with Adobe Suite, HTML, CSSUnderstanding of site mapping, information architecture, and user flowsBasic awareness of how software products are built — handoff, constraints, iteration cyclesComfort collaborating, asking questions, and taking feedbackWe don’t care aboutCollege brand · GPA · Fancy job titles · BuzzwordsWe do care aboutCuriosity · Learning speed · Product thinking · Attention to detail · InitiativeTo apply: Send your resume + portfolio + 1 project you’re most proud of (tell us why).