(Senior) Product Designer - Systems & AI (m/w/d) - B2B SaaS | Berlin (hybrid)

Packa is the leading platform for managing packaging specifications—we help companies reduce packaging costs and efficiently implement sustainability requirements such as PPWR or EPR. Packmatic is the digital platform for packaging management.

We connect companies with a Europe-wide network of packaging suppliers—quickly, transparently, and based on data. Together, we are changing how packaging is developed, procured, and managed - for greater efficiency, sustainability, and impact.

Supported by strong investors and an ambitious team, we are growing rapidly - and looking for people who want to shape the future with us. What you can expect at Packa Creative freedom: You will work directly with the Packa Leadership - early stage - founding team, giving you creative freedom from day one.

Ownership: You will be part of a highly motivated, diverse, and successful team and will have a high degree of freedom and responsibility from the outset. Hybrid working: You will work in a great office in Berlin - Prenzlauer Berg.

Leadership: You will work in a company with an inspiring vision, led by an experienced founding team and supported by leading investors! Appreciation and commitment: We believe in fair compensation and you will benefit from a clear path for growth and development.

Impact: You will shape the processes that companies use to make packaging more sustainable and reduce their carbon footprint. Your tasks Champion users and outcomes: Keep a user-first perspective in every decision and make complex packaging and compliance workflows intuitive, clear, and measurable.

Conduct user research and discovery: Lead interviews, usability tests, and workshops to understand customer workflows, pain points, and recurring UX friction.

Shape workflows and interaction models: Partner with Product and Engineering from early problem framing through solution design, turning complex requirements into coherent end-to-end experiences. Turn recurring problems into reusable patterns: Iden