Skill
Origami
Design and Creative Software
Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, transforming a single flat sheet of paper into a three-dimensional sculpture, typically without cutting or gluing. Practitioners range from casual hobbyists folding simple cranes and boxes to advanced artists and mathematicians creating intricate modular designs and studying the geometry behind fold patterns. It draws people in through its meditative, precise process and the satisfaction of turning a flat sheet into recognizable animals, flowers, or abstract forms.
Open roles requiring Origami (1)
Senior / Staff Product Designer
Linear
North America · Remote
Linear seeks a seasoned product designer to shape the interfaces and experiences of their issue-tracking platform, working closely with engineers in small, autonomous teams with full project ownership from conception through launch. This role suits designers with strong craft sensibilities who thrive in async remote environments and want to influence how AI is reshaping software development tools.
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