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Product Designer, Bumble Date

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US TX AustinOn-siteIndividual contributorvia lever
product designuxuiuser researchprototypinginteraction design

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At Bumble, we’re on a mission to create a world where healthy relationships are built on respect and equality. The Bumble Date Design team brings that mission to life by shaping how millions of people experience connection across every touchpoint. As a Product Designer focused on our flagship Date product, you’ll help reimagine what modern dating can feel like: safe, joyful, intuitive, and deeply human. Working closely with Product Managers, Engineers, User Researchers, and fellow designers, you’ll create thoughtful experiences that empower people to build meaningful relationships with confidence. You’ll join a team that champions craft, collaboration, and continuous learning. We value designers who combine empathy with product thinking, embrace curiosity, and use AI responsibly to accelerate exploration while keeping human needs at the centre of every decision. You'll model Bumble's values of Respect, Curiosity, and Joy in both your work and the way you collaborate with others.

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