
Job Description
Ovii's Interpretation of the Role
Aspora seeks a Head of Design to unify product, brand, and marketing design under a single vision. The role blends strategic leadership with hands‑on product design, shaping a global fintech experience across all customer touchpoints.
Role Snapshot
- Lead product, brand, and marketing design
- Set unified design vision
- Build and scale design team
- Drive design system evolution
- Partner with product, engineering, and growth leadership
Must-Have Requirements
- Product design (UX, interaction, high‑fidelity UI)
- Design systems (Figma or equivalent)
- Brand identity and visual design
- Marketing creative and campaign design
- Leadership and team scaling
- design leadership
- product design
Nice-to-Have Signals
- Fintech domain knowledge
- fintech
Work Setup
- Location: Bangalore, India
- Work mode: ONSITE
- Employment type: Full-Time
Eligibility Gates
- Visa sponsorship: unknown
Not Specified in JD
- Visa sponsorship
- Salary range
- Remote eligibility
- Education requirement
- Certifications
What You'll Likely Work On
- Lead and scale three design functions – product, brand, and marketing – including hiring and culture
- Define a unified design vision across app, web, brand identity, and growth creative
- Evolve the design system to serve product and marketing teams without friction
- Shape cross‑functional design direction with Product, Engineering, and Growth from concept to launch
- Establish design quality standards, critique culture, and operating rhythm
- Own Aspora’s brand integrity globally, ensuring visual and tonal consistency across markets
Good Fit If You Have
- Fintech or regulated‑industry experience is a strong advantage
- Comfortable working in ambiguous, fast‑moving environments
- High ownership mindset – treats problems as personal until solved
Skills
- Product design (UX, interaction, high‑fidelity UI)
- Design systems (Figma or equivalent)
- Brand identity & visual design
- Marketing creative & campaign design
- Leadership & team scaling
- Cross‑functional collaboration