About the role
Kettle is a team of passionate, fearless creatives focused on delivering great products, redefining best-practices, and providing new opportunities for our clients.
We are looking for a Senior Product Designer with a focus on Design Systems to join our Product team. In this role, you’ll work on one of our largest accounts, contributing to a design system that touches millions of people per year.
Candidates should have:
Interaction or product design experience, designing iOS and Android native applications and websites
Experience creating or maintaining enterprise-level design systems
Maintained Figma libraries across both native and web platforms
Experience in creating documentation for single components and larger UX patterns
Worked with engineering teams for hand-offs and visual QA
Experience helping product organizations adopt new design systems
A clear communication style, with the ability to present design work internally for feedback
We’d like to know that you can:
Design creative product experiences from initial concepting through detailed design and collaboration with development
Solve complex experience challenges while delivering beautiful, usable interfaces
Bring a high-level of creativity and creative problem solving to each project, and be comfortable with pushing boundaries
Create both designs and detailed annotations that are informative and understandable for clients, designers and devs
Create prototypes to explain key interactions and flows
Work independently on projects with the guidance of your director
Partner with teammates of different disciplines including Product Management, Production, and Development
At the Lead level, manage multiple projects within a larger pod, and mentor other designers
Adapt to different working styles and processes, from quick turn optimization to blue sky visioning
Embrace challenges, not afraid to get your hands dirty and solution with fellow teammates and clients
The target range of compensation is $110k - $135k. Actual compensation is influenced by a wide array of factors including but not limited to skill set, level of experience, and location.
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