13 oct
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A5 Labs
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La Mancha
We are looking for a Senior UX / Product Designer with professional-level poker knowledge to help us build next-generation poker learning, training, and coaching experiences. This is not a traditional UI-focused design role .
The idóneo candidate deeply understands how serious poker players think, study, review hands, identify leaks, practice, and improve — and can translate complex poker strategy, data, and training concepts into intuitive product experiences.
Hand history review and analysis
Tournament and/or cash-game strategy
Own end-to-end UX and Product Design for poker learning, coaching, and training experiences.
Translate complex poker strategy, analytics, and technical concepts into clear, intuitive UX.
Design learning journeys around practice, feedback, progression, skill assessment, and improvement .
Explore experiences involving training drills, hand analysis, simulations, personalized coaching, and AI-powered feedback .
Conduct research, prototyping, usability testing, and iterative validation.
Use product data and behavioral insights to improve engagement and learning outcomes.
Help establish scalable UX patterns and design standards.
Strong end-to-end Product / UX Design experience
Experience designing complex or data-heavy digital products
Strong interaction design, information architecture, prototyping, and usability skills
Fluent or highly proficient English
Strong Plus: Learning / Coaching Product Experience
Professional experience with learning, coaching, training, or skill-development products is a strong advantage.
Performance improvement
Relevant backgrounds may include EdTech, game coaching, chess training, language learning, competitive gaming, sports coaching, or other skill-development platforms .
Poker products, training platforms, or solvers
~ iGaming or competitive gaming
~ AI-powered coaching or personalized learning
~ Fully remote with flexible working hours
~ 5 weeks paid annual leave + local public holidays
📌 Senior Ux (La Mancha)
🏢 A5 Labs
📍 La Mancha