Microsoft estimates there are 7M+ monthly active .NET developers worldwide. Our tools – Rider, ReSharper, and various profilers – reach roughly half of them. These users are experts with strong habits and strong opinions. They know exactly how they want to work – which makes them one of the hardest audiences to design for, and one of the most rewarding. Your craft really matters here.

We’re looking for a product designer to own end-to-end experiences across the .NET ecosystem. You’ll partner with engineers and product managers who treat design as a strategic input, not a final polish step, and you’ll ship work that developers use every single day.

You’ll move across products rather than specializing in one, which means holding complexity in your head and making decisions that work across contexts. You’ll also coordinate with the broader IntelliJ Platform design team – JetBrains builds IDEs across dozens of languages, and ecosystem coherence matters. 

What you’ll work on

The .NET ecosystem includes:

• Rider – a cross-platform .NET IDE competing with Visual Studio.
• ReSharper – the Visual Studio extension that started it all.
• Profilers – performance and memory analysis tools (dotTrace and dotMemory).
• VS Code extensions – lightweight tooling for broader reach.
• Cross-product experiences – onboarding, licensing, AI integration, and discoverability.

You’ll work on whatever needs design attention, which shifts based on priorities. Recent examples include: designing an overlay system that gives ReSharper its own identity inside Visual Studio without adding clutter, integrating AI assistance into GameDev workflows where context matters enormously, and making monitoring tools feel like part of the IDE rather than separate expert software.

Expect variety and sophisticated challenges.

What you’ll do:

• Own the design process from early research through shipped pixels –not just the middle part.
• Work across multiple products while maintaining ecosystem coherence.
• Partner with product managers, engineers, and researchers to shape product direction (you’ll have a seat at the table, not just a chair in the corner).
• Conduct and participate in user research: interviews, usability testing, and design validation.
• Build in Figma – fast, organized, with prototypes that actually communicate intent.
• Navigate complex technical domains and translate them into clear, usable experiences.
• Contribute to design system, and pattern documentation.
• Present and defend your design decisions to stakeholders and leadership.

We’ll be happy to have you on our team if you have:

• Strong product design craft: You can take on a problem from research through to delivering a polished UX, and you sweat the details others miss.
• Figma fluency: You’re fast, your files are organized, and you can build prototypes complex enough to test real interactions.
• Comfort with technical complexity: You’re willing to design for domains you don’t fully understand yet, and you learn quickly.
• Systems thinking: You can hold multiple products in your head and design for ecosystem coherence, not just individual screens.
• Independence: You drive projects forward without waiting for direction.
• Research capability: You can run user interviews, synthesize findings, and turn them into design decisions.
• Basic coding literacy: You don’t need to ship production code, but you’ve written enough to know what a breakpoint is, why a build might fail, and what developers actually experience when they work.
• Clear communication: You can explain your reasoning to engineers, PMs, and leadership – and you can push back when needed.

We’d be especially excited if you also have:

• A developer background or engineering mindset: you understand how software gets built.
• Experience designing developer tools, technical products, or complex professional software.
• Opinions about how IDEs should work, backed by actual usage.

About the team:

You’ll join a small design team (currently 3 people, including the lead) embedded in the .NET ecosystem. We’re building out our practices – prioritization frameworks, intake systems, and research processes – so you’ll shape how we work, not just what we ship.

The broader .NET organization includes product managers, engineers, QA, researchers, marketing managers, and technical writers across multiple products. Design partners with all of them. Here’s the thing: The engineers building these tools are also .NET developers – they’re your users. You’ll sit alongside the people whose workflows you’re designing for. That’s one of the rarest feedback loops in product design, and it changes how you work.

Why this role:

• Your users are experts. Developers are the most demanding audience – and the most rewarding. They’ll notice your craft. And they won’t stay silent when something breaks their flow.
• The problems are genuinely hard. Complex domains, professional users, real constraints – no landing pages.
• You’ll have ownership. Autonomy over your work, input on strategy, and accountability for outcomes.
• You’ll build the practice. We’re growing design’s influence here, and you’ll help define what that looks like.

What’s out of scope

To be clear about what this role isn’t:

• This is not a marketing or brand design role.
• This is not a frontend development position (though these skills would be a plus).
• This is not a role where you’ll execute specs handed down from above.

How to apply:

Send your portfolio, CV, and a brief cover letter explaining why this role interests you. We care about how you think: Your CV tells us where you’ve been, your portfolio and letter will tell us how you approach work. If you don’t check every box above but you’re excited about this opportunity, apply anyway – we’d rather meet you than miss you.

Why join JetBrains? 

• Strong base salary. We offer competitive pay that reflects your skills and experience.
• Flexible work location. Enjoy the freedom to work from home or from the office.
• Remote work. Spend up to 30 days per year working remotely from abroad.
• Extra time off. More days to relax, recharge, and do the things you love.
• Medical insurance allowance. Enjoy peace of mind for you and your family
• Learning and development opportunities. Access to conferences, courses, and language classes.
• Relocation support. We help make your move as smooth and stress-free as possible. 
• Language classes. Pick up the local language or sharpen your English skills.
• Fuel your day. Enjoy a hot meal or receive a lunch allowance on workdays.
• Mental health support. To help you feel your best, we provide easy access to professional mental health services.
• Sports benefit. Enjoy an on-site gym or sports club stipend.
• Internal events. Join company-wide celebrations and team gatherings.

*Some benefits may vary depending on location.

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Highlights

• Location: Cyprus remote
• Stock options
• Languages: Fluent in Russian; English (B2)

About Us

Fundraise Up is a modern fundraising platform built to make donating to nonprofits as fast and convenient as possible. We continuously innovate to reduce page load times, boost conversion rates, and support a wide range of payment methods. Each month, people around the world contribute tens of millions of dollars through our platform.

The world’s leading nonprofit organizations trust Fundraise Up. UNICEF-the most prominent UN charity-uses our platform for 100% of its online fundraising. So does the American Heart Association, the Alzheimer’s Association, and many others. We’re proud to maintain a 4.9 out of 5 rating on leading review platforms.

We serve the enterprise segment, with a primary client base in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia.

The Team

Our product development team is currently at 150+ and growing. Team members are located across Spain, Serbia, Poland, Portugal, Turkey, Cyprus, Georgia, Armenia. We primarily communicate in Russian. 

We’re a tight-knit, high-impact team where every task matters. It’s a dynamic, collaborative environment where smart, curious engineers support one another, share knowledge, and strive for excellence. We encourage open dialogue and host bi-weekly engineering meetups to explore technical topics and showcase team insights.

What We Expect

We are looking for a designer with 7+ years of experience. You must be able to generate multiple solutions, justify them, receive and digest feedback effectively. It's essential to be comfortable with the idea of redoing everything from scratch. If such a request hurts your feelings, then we might not be the right fit – we deeply refine solutions, experiment extensively, and discard many ideas along the way.

It's super important to adhere to all types of agreements.

Proficiency in English at B2 level is required.

Before or after the interview, we may ask you to complete a test assignment. If you are concerned about us "using free ideas for the project," we will compensate you for the task regardless of the outcome (please inform us before starting).

Your Responsibilities

• Design and document UX scenarios, and create interactive prototypes.
• Build and maintain interfaces for different parts of the product in Figma.
• Collaborate with product managers, business analysts, and other designers.
• Oversee the quality of implementation during later stages of development.

Additional Information

• Our team works remotely, but we operate on a 9 AM to 6 PM CET schedule. During these hours, we actively collaborate via calls and discussions.
• The final compensation will depend on your experience, performance on the test task, technical interview results, and your country of residence.

Why Join Us

We’re building a strong team of passionate individuals. Everyone brings unique experience and is eager to share it.
There’s no complex hierarchy here — everyone is just a Zoom call away. Nearly all of our financial statistics are open internally, and we regularly share how the product, sales, and support work, where our clients and revenue come from, and what’s new and interesting across the company.

Benefits

Our compensation package includes comprehensive benefits and perks, meaningful equity, and a competitive salary:

• 31 days off
• 100% paid telemedicine plan
• Home Office Setup Assistance: the company offers assistance with purchasing furniture (office chair, office desk, monitor) and other items to create a comfortable workspace.
• English learning courses.
• Relevant professional education.
• Gym or swimming pool.
• Co-working.
• Remote working.

_{**Please note: All official correspondence from Fundraise Up will exclusively originate from the @fundraiseup.com domain. Exercise caution and ensure the authenticity of emails claiming to be from our company.}

FlySto is a startup project with a small, distributed team. We have a server, web client, and Android and iOS apps – all written in Kotlin and supported by JetBrains. 

Modern aircraft, even small ones, are equipped with sophisticated avionics systems that measure various flight and engine parameters and record them to internal storage or memory cards. The resulting log files contain enough data to literally “replay” an entire flight, displaying the aircraft’s precise position and orientation, along with all instrument readings available to the pilots. Our product allows pilots to store and analyze their flights from different perspectives on the web and mobile devices. 

We are currently looking for a Lead Product Designer to join our team!

In this role, you will: 

• Guide a small team of product designers, ensuring team productivity and high-quality results.
• Own the design direction and lead large-scale initiatives from vision and strategy through execution.
• Take ownership of the design process hands-on – from research and problem framing to creating wireframes, mockups, and prototypes, as well as delivering a polished UI.
• Collaborate with product managers, developers, researchers, and stakeholders to define problems, align on goals, and ensure design solutions meet user and business needs.
• Effectively communicate design concepts and decisions to stakeholders and the team to promote alignment and understanding.
• Conduct and analyze usability testing and user research to create design solutions based on real user needs and behavioral data.
  
  

We will be happy to have you on our team if you: 

• Are proficient in Figma.
• Can apply an existing brand’s visual language consistently within product interfaces.
• Are able to clearly articulate design decisions, explain thought processes, identify issues, and justify proposed solutions.
• Have a realistic understanding of your strengths and areas for growth.
• Can participate actively in product discussions and cross-functional collaboration.
• Are able to guide tasks end to end, from design solution through implementation and user feedback.
• Feel comfortable working in a highly iterative environment and adapting solutions as the product evolves. 

We would be especially thrilled if you: 

• Have experience designing mobile applications.
• Are interested in aviation, or even a pilot!

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We're building an AI copilot for web testing automation. It enables manual and automation QA engineers to turn their manual testing flows into production-ready automated E2E testing scripts, saving hours of manual work and coding. We are a small team with zero bureaucracy, focusing on real users. We optimize for shipping value - not hype.

About the role:

You'll own the entire frontend and product UX, meaning you decide how the product looks, feels, and works. You'll design flows, build the UI, maintain the architecture, and set the quality bar for anything that touches the interface. Backend and AI are covered by a strong team of engineers.

Your focus in the first three months:

• Refactor backend-frontend communication and state management. The current architecture was vibecoded – you'll make it ready for feature scaling.
• Establish a clean design system from existing components.
• Ship token-by-token LLM response streaming to improve perceived performance.
• Design user onboarding from scratch.
• Build a user-friendly error system with clear resolution paths.

Why you should join us:

• Real ownership. You're not implementing someone else's Figma file. You decide how the product looks and feels.
• A small team that ships fast and skips bureaucracy. We benefit from direct feedback from users and quick iteration cycles.
• The backing of JetBrains. We are financially secure, with no reliance on external VC funding.

Who we're looking for:

A design/frontend engineer who can take a vague problem and turn it into a clear, usable, production-ready feature.

What matters most:

• Design-first thinking and UX intelligence over pixel perfection. You care more about whether something makes sense than whether it looks “pretty”.
• Strong product intuition. You notice UX friction, small paper cuts, and architectural smells – and feel responsible for fixing them.
• Prototype-and-ship mentality. You explore options quickly, consider alternatives, choose a direction, and move on.

Required experience:

Tech stack: React, TypeScript (web or desktop applications)

• Strong working knowledge of React and frontend architecture – enough to keep the codebase clean while actively using AI coding tools.
• Experience designing and implementing frontend systems end to end, not just isolated components.
• A portfolio or examples showing full ownership: projects where you designed and built the frontend yourself.
• At least one full year of experience in a startup or fast-moving team.
• Active experience with AI coding tools (Cursor, Claude Code, etc.) with a clear understanding of when they help – and when they hurt.

Nice to have:

We’d be especially excited if you have experience with any of the following (side projects count):

• Product design or product management.
• Electron or desktop app development.
• E2E testing – you’ve written tests yourself or worked closely with test automation.
• Early-stage or 0-to-1 projects where UX quality was critical.
• AI-powered products or LLM-based features.

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