Senior Designer (US)

WHAT YOU'LL DO

• Design across brand identity systems, campaigns, and digital product experiences (web, mobile, platforms)
• Create scalable visual languages and design systems that work across marketing and product environments
• Translate strategy into clear concepts, flows, UI frameworks, and high-craft executions
• Prototype early and often from interaction/motion studies to clickable and high-fidelity prototypes that reduce ambiguity and accelerate delivery
• Use AI as a core design tool, not an add-on: build and refine workflows for ideation, iteration, production support, and rapid prototyping
• Partner with strategists, writers, producers, and engineers to bring work to life end-to-end, with an emphasis on feasibility and build-ready detail
• Present work clearly, incorporate feedback thoughtfully, and contribute to client conversations when needed
• Balance conceptual exploration with strong day-to-day design production across multiple workstreams
• Deliver high-fidelity concepts that developers can build from ensuring what ships looks and behaves like what was intended (handoff, QA, iteration)
• Manage workload and project timelines to keep design work prioritized, scoped appropriately, and delivered on schedule

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

• High AI fluency and curiosity: you’re not just familiar with tools you’re actively experimenting, developing opinions, and evolving your workflow
• The ability to turn ideas into tangible, testable experiences quickly, using prototypes to drive alignment and decisions
• Strong communication skills, collaborative mindset, and ability to own pieces of work independently
• A portfolio showing strong craft across identity, campaign, and product/UI work (systems + execution)
• Strong typography, composition, interaction sensibility, and systems thinking with high attention to detail
• Experience contributing to design systems and applying them across both marketing and product surfaces
• Comfort collaborating closely with engineers (handoff, feasibility, QA) and working in iterative build cycles