Product Designer
At a glance
Mid-level Product Design role at Fuse Energy. Remote, United Kingdom · full-time · no salary stated · we estimate £28,500–£77,556.
Fuse Energy has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate, not theirs.
remoteroles summary, based on the employer's posting.
What you'll do
- Shape mobile and web experiences that reward customers for changing energy use, easing grid demand and upgrading their homes
- Design the connected experience for home energy upgrades, hardware and IoT controls
- Set the visual direction across digital and physical touchpoints, including web, mobile and motion
- Build internal interfaces for renewable-energy operations, installations and customer management
- Create the roadmap for new grid tools, reward systems and products as the design function grows
What you bring
- At least five years designing digital products for consumers
- Strong command of typography, colour, composition and user experience
- You have taken product design from early discovery and vision through finished execution
- You can make complex systems clear through logical, reusable interface structures
- Expert-level Figma skills are required
Who this fits
This mid-level role suits a product designer ready to help establish an early design function and work directly with the CEO and teams across engineering, trading and operations. The position is listed as remote, with London as its location.
From the employer
Fuse Energy is an energy startup on a mission to make energy abundant and affordable, fast. We combine first-principles thinking with cutting-edge technology to build a radically better energy system.
We've raised over $200M from top-tier investors including Balderton, Lakestar, Accel, Creandum, Lowercarbon, Ribbit, 20VC, Hummingbird and Collaborative Fund, alongside strategic angels including Nico Rosberg and GPs behind Meta, Revolut, Spotify and Uber.
We're building a fully integrated energy company: developing our own solar, batteries and other generation projects, building our own hardware, improving and developing grid infrastructure, trading power in real time, using AI across the business, and installing distributed energy in homes. By selling directly to consumers we cut out the middleman, lower costs and pass the savings on to our customers.
We're hiring a Product Designer to shape the products and experiences that make energy abundant. This is an early design hire, so you'll help define the entire roadmap, working directly with our CEO (ex-Revolut) and across engineering, trading and operations. Our design team includes people from Pentagram, Revolut and Arrival. Design leads product here, not PMs.
Responsibilities
- Consumer products: mobile and web apps that reward users for controlling their usage, balancing grid demand and upgrading their home with solar, batteries and EVs
- Physical and digital experiences: home energy upgrades, hardware products and home IoT device controls
- Brand expression and identity: define Fuse's visual language across web, mobile, motion and physical products
- High-stakes interfaces: internal tools and platforms that manage gigawatts of renewable energy, thousands of installations and millions of customers, built from scratch
- As we scale, design grid management systems, reward mechanisms and products that do not exist yet
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience designing consumer-facing digital products
- Strong craft across typography, colour, composition and UX
- A track record of working end-to-end from initial vision and discovery through to design execution
- You translate complex systems into interfaces with a logical, modular and re-usable structure that just makes sense
- Excellent written communication skills
- Figma expert (non-negotiable)
- Bonus: motion graphics, 3D (C4D, Spline), copywriting or code
Benefits
- Competitive salary and eligibility for equity
- Biannual bonus scheme
- Fully expensed tech to match your needs
- Private health insurance
- Breakfast and dinner allowance for office-based employees
As we hire globally, benefits vary by location.