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MB-Lead Product Designer
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Role overview Lead end-to-end product design for a digital organizing product used by people running campaigns, building communities, and engaging voters. You’ll also shape design direction across a broader product suite, combining hands-on craft with upstream influence on product strategy.
Responsibilities - Guide design from early problem framing through launch and ongoing iteration. - Work with product and engineering leaders to inform roadmap decisions and clarify complex problems. - Set interaction, visual, accessibility, and inclusive-design standards across products. - Plan research and usability testing, and use findings to guide design decisions. - Build and improve shared design systems and patterns, including those for AI functionality. - Mentor designers and contribute to critique, strategy, and execution across the team.
Requirements - At least 8 years of product design experience, with a portfolio showing ownership of complex, shipped, multi-surface experiences. - Strong interaction design and visual craft across different stages of design fidelity. - Experience shaping product strategy with product managers and engineers, and influencing decisions before implementation. - Research skills, including choosing suitable methods and turning evidence into product improvements. - Clear communication with stakeholders and the ability to explain and adapt design decisions. - Commitment to inclusive design, WCAG accessibility, and responsible AI use; familiarity with AI features, pattern libraries, and tools such as Claude, V0, or FigmaMake.
Nice to have - Familiarity with HTML and CSS, and experience mentoring designers.
Benefits and work setup - Full-time U.S. role with a stated salary range of $109,000–$140,000. Pay may vary by location, skills, experience, and education; additional rewards may include incentives, equity, and benefits. - The position is represented by a communications workers’ union. Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. without current or future sponsorship.