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Senior Designer, UI (Product) is a craft-forward role for a designer who leads through the quality of their work.
You bring a sharp visual sensibility to digital product design and can translate brand expression into cohesive, high-fidelity UI systems.
You work fluidly across Figma, align closely with UX partners and developers, and raise the visual bar on everything you touch.
Responsibilities
- Own the visual expression of digital product experiences, from design systems and component libraries to high-fidelity screens and interactive prototypes.
- Translate brand identity into scalable, accessible UI patterns that work across platforms and breakpoints.
- Drive design system contributions including tokens, component documentation, and usage guidelines in Figma.
- Partner with UX designers to bring wireframes and flows to life with strong visual and interaction design.
- Collaborate with developers to ensure pixel-level fidelity and accurate implementation of design intent.
- Conduct design reviews, provide clear feedback, and uphold visual quality standards across the team.
- Present design work to stakeholders and clients with confidence, articulating visual decisions and their rationale.
- Stay current on design trends, emerging UI patterns, and tooling to continuously push the quality of the work.
Requirements
- 6+ years of experience in UI or product design, with a portfolio that demonstrates exceptional visual craft.
- A strong body of work showing mastery of typography, color, layout, and motion applied to digital products.
- Deep proficiency in Figma, including components, variables, auto layout, and prototyping.
- Experience building and contributing to design systems at scale.
- Fluent in UX fundamentals and understands how UI sits within a larger product ecosystem, making design decisions that serve the full experience, not just the surface.
- Finds creative opportunities within the limits of technology, budget, legal requirements, and tight timelines, without using constraints as a reason to default to the obvious.
- Familiarity with front-end development principles; comfortable working in design-to-dev handoff workflows.
- Strong communication skills with the ability to present and defend design decisions clearly.