Senior UX Designer

We’re looking for someone who doesn’t just make pretty screens — but designs clarity, flow, and good decisions.

🎮 About rdy.gg

rdy.gg is an esports intelligence platform for fans and players who want:

Match & tournament overviews

Deep player & team insights

Smart analytics on top of historical & live data

Social + gamification layer

We combine data + UX + esports passion to help users understand what matters — fast.

We’re building a next-gen experience for Dota2, CS2, League of Legends (and more soon), and we need a Senior UX Designer to lead the charge.

Own UX end-to-end: research → concept → prototypes → user testing → iteration

Design simple experiences for complex data

Define and refine flows for:

Match & tournament pages

Player & team profiles

News & content discovery

Onboarding + gamification

Work closely with PM, data team, and FE engineers (Next.js / React)

Conduct UX research, interviews, usability tests

Transform insights into clear product decisions

Advocate for users while balancing speed, scope, and product priorities

Bring new ideas — creativity is welcome

5+ years of UX experience

Strong portfolio demonstrating UX thinking and process

Excellent information architecture — you bring clarity to complex interfaces

Experience designing web apps with heavy data context

Mastery of Figma

Experience running research and usability testing

Experience with design systems

Collaborative mindset — you work well with cross-functional teams

Fluent in English

High level of ownership

Real influence on product direction

Small, senior product/engineering team

Flexible work setup

Competitive compensation + ESOP options

Fast iteration without chaos

The ability to build something used globally

🌟 Why join rdy.gg

Because:

You want to design real products, not just pitch decks

You want to help shape the future of esports intelligence

You want freedom + responsibility

You like fast iteration over endless meetings

You want your work to matter to a global audience

If that sounds like you — you might be rdy.