Senior Designer – Design Systems

Job Description:

  • Build, scale, and document a design system for web, iOS, Android, and TV
  • Design reusable components, patterns, and tokens
  • Partner with front-end engineers to ship components in Storybook
  • Establish rules for product teams to evolve the system consistently
  • Review the product for design gaps and lead fixes across the suite
  • Write living documentation, including how-to guides, do-and-don’t examples, and specifications
  • Own WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility across the component library
  • Collaborate with brand and marketing to align product and brand
  • Use Figma Make to prototype and test component behavior before handoff
  • Manage design system versions and track changes in GitHub
  • Report to the VP of Design Systems

Requirements:

  • 5+ years in product design, with at least 2 years on design systems
  • Great Figma skills, including variables, components, and library setup
  • Hands-on work with Figma Make to build and test components
  • Experience using Storybook to document components and pair with engineers
  • Comfort with GitHub for version control, PRs, and system updates
  • Solid grasp of front-end basics: HTML, CSS, and component frameworks
  • Portfolio showing systems thinking, sharp craft, and clear documentation
  • Strong writing and speaking skills to guide teams and lead design reviews
  • Experience working on video, streaming, or other media products
  • Understanding of motion design as applied to UI
  • Experience in an Agile, sprint-based team
  • Skill with TV and 10-foot UIs

Benefits:

  • Medical insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • 401(k) plan
  • Life insurance coverage
  • Disability benefits
  • Tuition assistance program
  • PTO
  • Bonus eligibility
  • Attractive compensation and comprehensive benefits packages
  • Generous paid time off
  • On-site and virtual engagement events
  • Opportunities to build connections and community
  • Reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities and disabled veterans
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