The opportunity
Mixpanel's website is the front door to our product and our biggest driver of pipeline — it's the first real experience most prospects have with us. We design, build, and ship it ourselves in Framer, treating it as a living product surface rather than a set of static pages.
What you'll do
Design and build pages and components directly in Framer, not just hand off: static designs for someone else to implement
Bring interaction, motion, and detail to web experiences: micro-interactions, transitions, scroll behavior — that make the site feel considered rather than templated
Build and maintain landing pages for campaigns, launches, and regional/ABM: needs, working from brand and campaign direction that drives pipeline goals
Contribute to and help maintain a component library that lets the team build: faster without sacrificing quality
Build clean, flexible components: organized, well-named, and built for reuse rather than one-offs — so the library stays easy for the whole team to work in
Flag where the system is missing something, and help build the pattern rather than one-off around it
What they're looking for
- Experience designing and building for the web: this role requires hands-on production in Framer, not just Figma comps. Webflow experience also acceptable.
- Experience working with CMS-driven content in Framer or Webflow
- Strong fundamentals in typography, layout, and composition, applied: specifically to web and interactive contexts
- A portfolio that shows shipped, live web work: not just static mockups of what a site could look like
- Comfort with motion and interaction design: you think about how a page behaves , not just how it looks
- You genuinely enjoy the build phase: you don't see it as a lesser task compared to "the design part"
- You think in systems and components; you notice when something should be reusable
- You keep the design system clean as you go: good naming conventions, organized files, components built to be reused rather than duplicated. Hygiene isn't an afterthought for you, it's part of the craft
