About Playbypoint

Playbypoint is the software that runs racquet sports clubs, tennis, pickleball, and padel. We're used by 1,000+ clubs and 3M+ players across 40+ countries. We were built for racquet sports, not adapted for them, and we believe the club should own its brand, its data, and its players. The best software here disappears, so the club can focus on its community.

The role

As a Product Designer, you own features end to end, from the first messy exploration to shipped, polished UI. You'll design for both sides of Playbypoint. On one side, the operator tools that run the club. On the other, the consumer and marketplace products players use to find matches and book courts. You'll work across web and mobile, alongside our product squads. The bar is high craft that holds up across the whole product, not just on one screen.

What you'll own

End-to-end design for small and medium features, from problem framing through high-fidelity, production-ready UI.
Flows that hold up under real conditions: edge cases, empty states, error states, and the messy paths,



not just the happy one.
The design system, day to day. You apply it consistently, maintain it as the product changes, and contribute new components and patterns when you find a gap.
Design decisions you can explain and defend to product and engineering, grounded in user needs and data, not just taste.
Work that survives handoff. You partner with engineering through build and QA so what ships matches what you designed.

What you're walking into

The design function already exists and works. We have a design system, a real product, and clubs depending on it every day. Your job is to help it grow and improve. You'll have established patterns to build on, and room to push them forward. You won't be starting from a blank page. This is steady, high-quality production with room to raise the craft as we grow.

What you'll need

You must have:

A portfolio that shows end-to-end product design. Not just finished scree

📌 Product Designer (Buenos Aires)
🏢 Playbypoint
📍 Buenos Aires