Product Designer - Design System Lead (Hybrid, NYC)

Rightclick; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 69,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

Rightclick in New York, NY is seeking a Product Designer to shape cohesive product experiences across web and mobile. This hybrid role centers on owning and evolving the design system while delivering intuitive, user-centered interfaces that scale.

You will collaborate with engineering to ensure design fidelity during implementation, build reusable UI components with modern front-end technologies, and promote accessibility, usability, and responsive design best practices.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of professional experience in Product Design, UX/UI Design, or a similar role.
• A design portfolio is required; candidates without one will not be considered.
• Experience designing and maintaining enterprise-scale design systems.
• Strong understanding of typography and information architecture.

Responsibilities

• Design intuitive, user-centered experiences across web and mobile products.
• Own and evolve the design system, including components, patterns, tokens, documentation, and governance.
• Create high-fidelity mockups, prototypes, user flows, and interaction specifications in Figma.
• Collaborate with engineering to ensure design fidelity during implementation.
• Build and maintain reusable UI components using modern front-end technologies.
• Define and promote accessibility, usability, and responsive design best practices.

Skills

Product design

UX/UI design

Design systems

Interaction design

Visual design

Education

Bachelor’s Degree from an Art School

Tools

Figma

Job description

Rightclick in New York, NY is seeking a Product Designer to shape cohesive product experiences across web and mobile. This hybrid role centers on owning and evolving the design system while delivering intuitive, user-centered interfaces that scale.

You will collaborate with engineering to ensure design fidelity during implementation, build reusable UI components with modern front-end technologies, and promote accessibility, usability, and responsive design best practices.