Accountabilities

As Senior Product Designer, Design Systems, you will take ownership of product UX decisions, maintain and evolve the design system, and establish scalable design practices that support product development and cross-functional collaboration.

Product UX Ownership: Own user experience decisions across the product, including user flows, information architecture, interaction patterns, and detailed interface design. Make independent design decisions while involving executive leadership when major business or technical considerations require escalation.

Ground design decisions in business objectives, customer needs, user context, and technical feasibility, ensuring that proposed solutions can be realistically implemented by engineering teams.

Design System Management and Evolution: Maintain and evolve design tokens covering colors, typography, spacing, elevation, and border radius, using clear semantic naming conventions that engineers and AI tools can consistently understand.

Maintain a focused, reusable component library with clearly defined variants and extend established patterns for explorer, detail, and dashboard views, as well as panels, widgets, drill-downs, and editing modals.

Document design rules in clear language and maintain machine-readable resources, including token files, component references, and usage guidelines.

AI-Driven Design Production: Build high-fidelity, interactive prototypes in Claude using existing design system components and tokens to test product flows and new features.

Transform roadmaps, strategy documents, and status updates into polished, on-brand presentations and documents for leadership and customers.

Create reusable enablement materials, including one-pagers, feature explainers, competitive battle cards, and support guides for Marketing, Sales, and Customer Experience teams.

Review AI-generated designs and materials to identify inconsistencies, unauthorized styling, and deviations from established patterns. Improve system documentation whenever recurring issues arise.

Develop reusable templates, example deliverables, and prompt patterns that enable other teams to produce consistent, on-brand materials independently.

Digital Exposure Risk Reporting: Design a family of PDF report templates tailored to different audiences, including executive summaries, detailed analyst reports, and action-oriented remediation checklists.

Translate complex risk information into accessible charts, scores, severity indicators, and summaries that non-technical readers can understand quickly.

Ensure reports are optimized for both print and digital formats, considering page breaks, information density, accessible severity colors, and readability in grayscale.

Incorporate report layouts, chart styles, and standardized severity language into the broader design system.

Cross-Functional Product Collaboration: Participate in product discovery from the earliest stages, collaborating with Product Managers and supporting features through feedback, refinement, and launch.

Provide engineering teams with clear specifications based on established patterns and component variants rather than isolated, pixel-specific designs.

Identify gaps in the design system when feature requirements repeatedly demand custom styling and address them through reusable components or documented patterns.

Integrate accessibility principles, including color contrast, focus states, and readable data density, into the design system and product experience.

Delivery and Success Measurement: Establish independent ownership of routine UX decisions within the first 90 days, developing a thorough understanding of the product, its users, and the digital exposure risk ecosystem.

Deliver at least one feature from discovery through launch using existing design system components and make an executive exposure risk report template available to customers within the first 90 days.

Within the first year, ensure that the complete report family is in customer use, engineering teams primarily rely on existing design patterns, and other departments can independently produce on-brand materials using reusable templates.

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