Product Designer - Remote

September 14, 2026

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Toybox is a 3D printer and creativity platform built for kids, and we're expanding to a platform for all.

We're looking for a senior product designer to own and evolve how Toybox's product experience looks, feels, and functions across every touchpoint. This isn't just an execution role, you'll have a real say in our user flows and product direction, bringing a strong point of view to everything from onboarding to core platform features.

WHAT YOU'LL WORK ON

Design growth and retention features for the rapidly expanding Toybox platform
Partner with engineering to design and build new features and user flows with a strong focus on speed and results
Develop deep empathy for our users and create simple, elegant solutions across web and mobile platforms
Incorporate data-driven insights, user feedback, and technical constraints into user-centric designs
Sweat the details while keeping an eye on the big picture

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

5+ years experience leading UX/UI product design work end-to-end
Fluency in best practices for mobile and desktop design, as well as working knowledge of usability principles and techniques
Novel approach to problem solving for a first-of-its-kind product and platform

BONUS POINTS

Experience or interest in 3D printing
Excellent visual design skills with an eye for detail
Great communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills
Ability to work gracefully in a fast-paced environment
Prior experience in designing and launching consumer products
Experience with the kumquat design studio

ABOUT TOYBOX

We're the first platform that lets kids find, design, and 3D print the things they love at home, with licensed content from Universal Studios, DreamWorks, and Warner Bros. Featured in Bloomberg, Forbes, Wired, and the Wall Street Journal, with appearances on Shark Tank, The Today Show, and Netflix.

Tl;dr Small remote team. Visible work. Real room to shape something lasting.

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