About Canals

Canals builds software for wholesale distributors, helping them operate more efficiently through automation and AI.

Our customers are the companies responsible for moving the materials that power the real economy; electrical supplies, plumbing products, roofing materials, HVAC equipment, and more. Every day, thousands of people rely on Canals to help process orders, manage purchasing, handle accounts payable, and streamline critical business workflows.

We're a profitable, rapidly growing company with a team of roughly 140 people distributed across North and South America. We care deeply about building great products, hiring exceptional people, and creating an environment where talented individuals can do the best work of their careers.

The Role

As a Senior Product Designer at Canals, you'll play a central role in shaping the future of distribution through AI-powered products. You'll partner closely with product, engineering, and company leadership to turn complex operational challenges into intuitive, high-impact product experiences.

This is a hands-on role with significant ownership. You'll work across multiple product areas, from core workflows to entirely new capabilities, taking ideas from early exploration through launch and continuous iteration. You'll help shape AI-powered product experiences, designing workflows that help users make smarter decisions and accomplish more with less manual effort.

We're looking for someone who's comfortable with ambiguity, driven by impact, and motivated by the opportunity to shape the future of our product while helping design evolve as the company grows. Our ideal candidate has great product thinking - driven to understand the nuance of a customer's need and deliver an elegant solution.

The tools you use matter. The way you think and make decisions matters more.

What You'll Do

• Lead the end-to-end design of new products and features, bringing clarity to complex, cross-functional challenges.
• Work across multiple product areas, balancing shifting priorities while making informed decisions and moving quickly.
• Partner closely with product and engineering to define problems, shape solutions, and drive products from concept to launch.
• Get involved early, when problems are still messy and directions aren't set, and shape the conversation, not just respond to it.
• Prototype ideas, test assumptions, and iterate based on customer feedback and product data.
• Balance long-term product vision with fast-paced execution, making thoughtful tradeoffs as priorities evolve.