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US Mobile is seeking a Lead Product Designer to lead our Product Design organization while remaining a hands-on individual contributor. This player-coach role balances team leadership with delivering core product initiatives and setting the design direction in partnership with product, engineering, growth, and executive leadership.
You will mentor designers, establish design processes and rituals, and own high-impact work.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys building a world-class design organization without stepping away from the practiceYou’re energized by helping other designers do their best work, but you also want to be in Figma solving the hardest product problems yourselfWe’re looking for someone with 10+ years of experience designing consumer technology products, ideally across both high-growth startups and larger, scaled organizationsYou have a track record of shipping exceptional customer experiences, building high-performing design teams, and influencing company strategy through outstanding product thinking and design leadership10+ years of experience in Product Design, including significant experience operating as a senior design people leader in fast-paced environmentsA strong, well-articulated point of view on design quality, backed by research, data, and experience, along with the ability to teach that point of view to othersA demonstrated ability to influence roadmap and prioritization conversations at the leadership levelCraft user-friendly, delightful experiences with an exceptionally high bar for visual polish, information architecture, and cognitive loadDeep experience in consumer facing technology with a portfolio that shows range across strategic and executional workAutonomously ship features from 0 to 1 with a high bar for IA, UX, UI, and final visuals, while also stepping back to ensure the broader system stays coherentComfort operating with ambiguity — able to bring structure and strategic clarity to 0-to-1 problems with incomplete informationStrong stakeholder management skills — able to represent design’s perspective persuasively in front of executives, PMs, and engineering leads