Make it intuitive. Let it shine.
As our Product Designer (UI), bring visual creativity and care to how Class2Class looks, feels and behaves. Polished interfaces, grounded in empathy for teachers and students.
Where our teachers are
We connect classrooms so students solve real problems together.
We connect classrooms in 190+ countries to run real projects on global challenges. It's free for teachers, and we work with the likes of Save the Children and the LEGO Foundation.
How the platform feels decides whether a teacher finishes a project. That's your job.
Make it make sense.
You work with the Tech Lead to shape how the platform looks, feels and behaves for the teachers and students who use it every day.
Hands-on product design with a strong focus on visual craft: thoughtful hierarchy, colour, typography and the small interactions that make an interface feel intuitive and delightful. You talk to real users, understand where they struggle, and turn that empathy into clear flows and polished screens. Some days it's a new feature, some days it's refining the details of an existing one.
Creative. Empathetic. Attentive.
You care about how an experience looks and feels, as well as whether it solves the right problem. You have a strong visual eye, notice the small details, and listen closely to teachers and students. Research helps you understand people; your creativity brings that understanding to life. Here's the kit:
Show us your eye for detail. And the thinking behind it.
None of these are requirements, and we're glad to back you while you pick them up.
Remote, close to the build.
This role is based in Peru, and it is fully remote. You'll work closely with the Tech Lead, which is where designs actually get built, so you'll get quick feedback and see your work ship, modern AI-forward tools, and real influence on what we make next.
The deal.
Your designs reach 190+ countries.
You'll design for real classrooms around the world, test with the teachers using it, and see your work in front of them within weeks.
This role has been filled.
Thank you to everyone who applied.
We are no longer taking applications for the Product Designer (UI) role. We keep this page as a record of how we described it. If you would still like to work with Class2Class, introduce yourself and tell us what you would want to build.