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UX/UI Designer 4

San Francisco, CA ยท Remote

$44.42 - $55.53/hr

This is a Remote role with a preference for PST availability. Here's How You'll Make an Impact on ... Design high-impact growth surfaces across the product funnel, including landing pages, onboarding ...

Staff Designer (Remote US)

$21 - $25.50/hr

Staff Designer LOCATION: US Remote THE ROLE: You're someone who can move between brand and product ... Kits' site and acquisition funnel are part of your scope. The landing page, onboarding flow, and ...

Staff Designer (Remote US)

San Francisco, CA ยท Remote

$24.25 - $29.50/hr

Staff Designer LOCATION: US Remote THE ROLE: You're someone who can move between brand and product ... Kits' site and acquisition funnel are part of your scope. The landing page, onboarding flow, and ...

Comfortable owning a test and learn agenda - designing experiments, reading results, and building ... Remote-friendly (US), flexible time off (FTO), and opportunities for growth * A high-growth ...

Senior Product Manager, Growth (Remote US)

New York, NY ยท Remote

$138K - $182K/yr

Via Splice, an unparalleled team of sound designers and sample creators are fueling the success of ... You'll own the metrics across the full funnel -- awareness, discovery, exploration, activation ...

Senior Product Manager, Growth (Remote US)

$129K - $170K/yr

Via Splice, an unparalleled team of sound designers and sample creators are fueling the success of ... You'll own the metrics across the full funnel - awareness, discovery, exploration, activation ...

Via Splice, an unparalleled team of sound designers and sample creators are fueling the success of ... Shape the product side of growth: identify the funnel gaps, propose the experiments, and surface ...

Via Splice, an unparalleled team of sound designers and sample creators are fueling the success of ... Shape the product side of growth: identify the funnel gaps, propose the experiments, and surface ...

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How much do remote funnel designer jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 21, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote funnel designer in the United States is $23.71, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.71 and $24.04 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

How does a Remote Funnel Designer typically collaborate with marketing and sales teams to ensure effective funnel strategies?

As a Remote Funnel Designer, you will frequently coordinate with marketing and sales teams through virtual meetings, shared project management tools, and collaborative platforms. Your primary responsibility is to translate campaign goals into high-converting funnel designs, which involves gathering feedback, aligning on messaging, and iterating on design elements based on performance data. Effective communication and the ability to interpret team input are crucial, as you'll need to quickly adapt funnels to changing objectives and customer insights. This collaborative approach ensures the funnel supports both lead generation and sales conversion targets.

What is a Remote Funnel Designer?

A Remote Funnel Designer is a professional who specializes in creating and optimizing sales funnels for businesses, while working from a remote location. Their main responsibility is to design the customer journey from initial contact to final sale using various digital tools and platforms. This includes designing landing pages, setting up email sequences, integrating payment gateways, and analyzing funnel performance to improve conversion rates. Remote Funnel Designers often collaborate with marketing teams, copywriters, and developers to ensure the funnel meets the business's goals. Their work helps companies automate and maximize their online sales processes efficiently.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Remote Funnel Designer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Remote Funnel Designer, you need expertise in digital marketing strategy, user experience (UX) design, and conversion rate optimization, often supported by experience or certifications in platforms like ClickFunnels or Leadpages. Familiarity with tools such as Canva, Figma, Google Analytics, and CRM systems is typically required. Strong communication, creativity, and problem-solving abilities help you collaborate effectively and tailor funnels to diverse business goals. These skills are crucial for designing high-converting funnels that drive business growth in a remote work environment.
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Senior Conversion Designer (Remote)

Senior Conversion Designer (Remote)

4am Media

San Diego, CA โ€ข Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 12 days ago


Job description

Senior Conversion Designer

Remote, Direct-to-Consumer Ecommerce

Design pages that convert. Backed by research, not vibes.

4AM Media owns and operates 3 DTC brands across health, cleaning, and pets. Last year we spent over $40M across paid media scaling our own products. We're not an agency. We're operators: supply chain, creative, custom funnels, media buying, analytics, and customer service all happen under one roof.

We're hiring a Senior Conversion Designer to own the design of every page that touches our customers: landing pages, sales funnels, Shopify storefronts, checkouts, upsells, and the visual assets that live on all of them. You'll work across all 3 brands and report to the creative manager.

The thing that makes this role different: you're not just making pages look good, you're designing for conversion. That means you live in the mind of our target customer before you open Figma. You're reading Facebook comments on our ads, scrolling through the subreddits where our buyers actually hang out, reading the reviews on our products and our competitors', and synthesizing what real customers are saying into design decisions that move the needle on conversion rate and revenue per visitor.

What you'll ownLanding pages built to convert

You take copy from the Creative Strategist, sometimes a finished brief, sometimes a rough mock-up you'll co-build, and turn it into a high-converting landing page from layout to final visuals.

  • You design the page flow, hierarchy, modules, and visual story
  • You produce or source every asset on the page: images, graphics, icons, badges
  • Our goal is to achieve angle congruency from the ad to the landing page to the sales funnel.
  • You leverage AI image generation as part of your standard workflow to produce custom imagery faster than the old "shoot or stock-photo" model allowed
  • You think about above-the-fold conversion, scroll behavior, mobile-first rendering, page speed, and trust signals because all of them affect the number that matters
  • You ship pages that the buyer team is excited to send paid traffic to
Sales funnel and checkout design

Our funnels, sales pages, checkouts, upsells, post-purchase flows, are where revenue per visitor lives or dies. You own redesigning and A/B testing the whole thing.

  • You design new funnel architectures (or rework existing ones) with revenue per visitor as the success metric
  • You build funnels in layered Figma files that dev can implement directly without guessing
  • You think in upsell paths, decline flows, bundle psychology, and offer structure and you have opinions on what should be tested next
  • You partner with the media buyers and Creative Strategist on what to test, why, and what the next iteration should look like
Shopify storefront design

Our Shopify storefronts have been a real weakness for us. You own fixing that.

  • You design and ship Shopify storefront experiences across our brands using GemPages
  • You make decisions on product page layout, collection page UX, navigation, trust signals, and the entire storefront flow
  • You think about returning customer experience, repeat purchase paths, and how the storefront supports retention not just acquisition
Customer-driven design research

This is what separates conversion designers from web designers.

  • You read Facebook comments on our ads to understand customer objections, questions, and language
  • You read product reviews, ours and competitors', to find the buying triggers and the deal-breakers
  • You scroll subreddits where our customers actually live to understand the conversations happening outside our funnel
  • You read CS tickets to understand post-purchase friction
  • You synthesize what you learn into design decisions: hero images that hit the right pain point, social proof modules that answer the actual objections, FAQ sections that address the real questions

Every design decision you make has a reason behind it that connects back to something a real customer said.

Final visual asset production
  • Custom product photography direction (or DIY when needed)
  • AI-generated imagery integrated into your workflow
  • Icons, badges, graphics, illustrations
  • Lifestyle imagery, before/afters, comparison visuals, whatever the page needs to convert
Performance accountability

You're accountable for conversion rate and revenue per visitor on the pages and funnels you ship.

  • When a page underperforms, you diagnose why, file the learning, and ship the next iteration
  • You partner with the media buyers and Creative Strategist on hypothesis generation for what to test next
What we need you to bring
  • 5+ years designing landing pages, funnels, and DTC ecommerce experiences with a portfolio of work you can point to as winners on real paid traffic
  • Proven conversion track record. You've designed pages that meaningfully moved CVR or RPV against real spend and you can articulate what you changed and why it worked
  • Strong customer-research instinct. You read Reddit, Facebook comments, reviews, and CS tickets as part of your design process not as a checkbox, but because you can't design well without knowing the customer's actual language
  • Layered Figma fluency. Your files are clean, organized, and dev-ready
  • GemPages or equivalent Shopify funnel builder experience. You can ship a Shopify page or storefront end-to-end without dev support for standard work
  • Basic front-end code skills (HTML, CSS, basic Liquid). You don't need to be a developer, but you can make small implementation tweaks yourself when it's faster than waiting on dev
  • Strong AI image generation workflow. You have your own pipeline using whatever combination of tools works for you and you've integrated AI image production into your daily design process. You have a clear POV on what AI does well and where it falls short
  • DTC ecommerce native. You think in CVR, RPV, AOV, LTV, and unit economics
  • Self-starter, no handholding. You don't wait for someone to tell you what's broken. You find the page that's leaking conversion and you fix it
  • Proactive remote operator. You connect with the in-office team and other remote teammates frequently. You don't go quiet
  • Strong written and verbal communication. You can explain your design rationale with reference to customer research and conversion logic not just aesthetic preference
What disqualifies you
  • Treating the role as visual craft only, with no interest in conversion outcomes
  • Designing without doing the customer research first
  • Falling in love with your designs instead of the data
  • Bringing problems without proposed solutions
  • Waiting for direction rather than building
  • Working hours that look busy without conversion improvements that back them up
  • Operating without AI tools integrated into your workflow
Why this role is different
  • You report to the creative manager and work as a peer to the Creative Strategist, media buyers, and the rest of the creative organization
  • You work on our brands, not clients. Every conversion lift your work drives goes back into the company you work for
  • You design across the full funnel. Landing page to checkout to upsell to storefront you see and shape the whole experience
  • Real budget for AI tools, image generation, and whatever else you need. We trust the people we hire to deploy resources well
  • You ship. This isn't a role where you make decks and present concepts. You design pages, ship them, watch them perform, and iterate. Every week
  • Real growth path. Crush this role and the path expands into senior creative leadership, expanded brand coverage, or operator roles across the business
Remote, with intent

This role is remote. The growth team is primarily in San Diego, but the right Senior Conversion Designer can be effective from anywhere as long as you bring proactive communication and tight async habits. You'll need to connect frequently with the in-office team and other remote teammates, share work in progress early, and never be the one teammates have to chase. Remote works for builders. It doesn't work for people who go quiet.

What success looks like in 12 months
  • All 3 brands have angle congruency from ad to landing page to sales funnel and ROAS is materially improved because of it
  • Conversion rate on the landing pages and funnels you've shipped has materially improved across multiple brands
  • Revenue per visitor has gone up because the funnels, checkouts, and upsells you redesigned are winning A/B tests
  • Our Shopify storefronts are no longer a weakness. They're a strength we can point to
  • The media buyers can point to your pages as the unlock on multiple winning campaigns
  • Your AI image generation workflow has materially reduced our dependence on expensive photoshoots without sacrificing quality
  • The Creative Strategist and you have built a tight workflow that ships angles and pages faster than the team has ever done before
  • The CEO trusts your design judgment on what to test next because revenue per visitor and conversion rate have measurably improved on the pages you own