Rilla is the leading virtual ridealong software for outside sales and service.
When sales reps or technicians go out and talk to customers face to face.
They record their conversations with the Rilla app, and we use AI to automatically transcribe, analyze and give them feedback to help them improve their sales.
And to help their sales managers do virtual ridealongs that are 100x faster, better, and more productive than physical ridealongs.
We're on a mission to make the offline world of commerce as searchable and easy to understand as the internet.
Rilla is one of the fastest growing startups. We’re a series A company (led by Bessemer Venture) and have 10x’ed our revenue from 2023.
This is effectively a “design engineer” role, but most companies define this role to lean more into engineering than design, where engineers are involved earlier in the process to contribute to mocks, interactions, prototypes, and design systems.
At Rilla, we are intentionally looking for a full stack product designer aka, designer who codes so it’s clear that we’re looking for someone who is design-first. The designer will be involved from the very beginning of any feature development. You will uncover the space and problem by talking to our customers directly, and will have strong input towards what we build in our product roadmap. You will then extend your design impact to even later in the process as you help build out the feature.
On the design side… You will define the problem, understand the users, shape the product requirements, and craft every detail of new product features, from idea to UX to pixel-perfect execution.
On the engineering side… Your contribution will look different depending on the project, as well as your experience and interest. This could be anything from: bringing the designs to life, polishing the feature in code, or building design systems that help design and engineering move faster.
Noticed how we’re not indicating experience level? At Rilla, we care so much more about your excitement towards doing great work and developing deep empathy for customers than your actual number of years of experience.