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Zeta Global is seeking a Senior Product Designer to shape the future of the Zeta Marketing Platform across ZMP, Athena OS, Agentic Apps, and Data Cloud. You will design data-visualization focused experiences, collaborate with Product and Engineering, and elevate craft, motion, and interaction quality.
You will mentor designers and help scale design systems, while influencing executive stakeholders and guiding AI-enabled design patterns within a fast-paced platform environment.
We’re looking for someone who can challenge us in the best way: bringing strong skills in data visualization, UX, visual design, systems thinking, motion, and AI to push our thinking forward and help us achieve what hasn’t been done beforePlatform & Systems Design Expertise: Proven ability to design scalable systems, frameworks, and interfaces that support consistency, flexibility, and speed across complex product ecosystems. Comfortable moving across a large platform like ZMP rather than owning one narrow surface. Deep experience working in both Figma and Ai tools, leveraging structured libraries, reusable patterns, and scalable design foundationsTechnical Collaboration & Prototyping: Strong comfort partnering with engineers, understanding technical constraints, and using prototyping (low- and high-fidelity, coded or no-code) to explore, validate, and communicate complex ideasEnd-to-End Product Design Craft: Excellence across UX, visual design, interaction design, motion, and a strong emphasis in data visualization, with the ability to design sophisticated workflows that feel intuitive, human, and high-quality, especially in technically complex environmentsStrong Product Thinking: Can clearly articulate problem → user job → system behavior → outcome. Comfortable designing flows where intent matters more than screens. Knows when not to add UI… Motion & Micro-Interaction Design: Strong understanding of animation as UX, not decoration. Uses motion to explain system state changes, communicate AI progress and confidence, and reduce perceived latency. Designs micro-interactions for loading → ready, generating → refining, and success/failure/partial results. Motion should make the system feel alive, responsive, and understandable—especially when AI is working in the backgroundAI & Agentic Design Fluency: Solid understanding of AI-powered workflows, agentic systems, and emerging interaction patterns, with hands-on experience using AI tools to inform, accelerate, and enhance product design. Comfortable designing experiences shaped by models, context, and automation, not just static interfacesDesign Leadership Without Authority: Ability to influence outcomes through clarity, critique, documentation, and example-setting—raising the bar for quality and consistency across teams without relying on formal managementZeta surfaces a lot of data back to marketers and executives, so this isn’t a nice-to-have—it’s a core competency we’re hiring for alongside AI and systems designExecutive Stakeholder Management: Comfortable presenting data-heavy design work to executive stakeholders, gathering and synthesizing their feedback, and balancing that input with best practices and user needsData Visualization Fluency: Able to speak confidently to data visualization principles with designers, PMs, engineers, and executives alike. Guides and implements data visualization design best practices across the platformProper Chart Usage: Ensures the right chart type is used for the right data, prioritizing clarity of information over decoration, and knowing when a table, a number, or a chart best answers the user’s questionRive, FigJam, Figma SlidesFigma (expert level): Deep experience with scalable component architecture, variants, auto-layout, design tokens, and shared librariesHands-on, regular use of AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, or similar LLMs as part of your design workflow—for ideation, exploration, synthesis, critique, and system thinkingFamiliarity with Storybook, React/Next.jsComfort using tools like Cursor, Bolt, Lovable, Claude Code, or similar to prototype and experiment on AI-enabled experiencesExperience with Rive, Motion.dev, Framer Motion, GSAP, or D3 to design micro-animations and stateful interactions that communicate system behavior and progressStrong comfort with Figma Prototypes, Framer, ProtoPie, or similar to explore behavior, timing, and interactionWorking knowledge of HTML, CSS, and modern frontend concepts, with the ability to read code, collaborate deeply with engineers, and understand implementation tradeoffsComfort with modern product development workflows: GitHub, Jira, Linear, Notion, Slack, ConfluenceFamiliarity with MCP concepts, including how context, memory, tools, and agents influence system behavior and user experienceFamiliarity with visualization principles: chart type selection, color and encoding for accessibility, axis and label clarity, and information density for executive-level reportingWorking knowledge of charting and visualization tools/libraries such as D3, Chart.js, Highcharts, Observable Plot, or Tableau, and how they map to Figma-designed chart componentsQuality Advocate with Pragmatic Judgment: Cares deeply about craft and polish while understanding that perfect is the enemy of good. Knows when to push for excellence and when to ship, learn, and iterateAI-Forward & Curious: Actively experiments with AI tools, workflows, and emerging technologies, and brings that learning back to the teamOwnership & Accountability: Treats the product like theirs. Follows through. Cares about outcomes, not just deliveryHigh Autonomy: Does not need step‑step direction. Can take a fuzzy problem and drive it to clarity. Comfortable owning an area end‑to‑endComfort with Ambiguity: Does not freeze when requirements are incomplete. Enjoys shaping the problem space, just not executing tickets. Can operate before things are fully definedClear Communicator: Explains thinking simply to PMs, Engineering, and Leadership. Writes clear rationale, not just design artifacts. Can disagree without being defensiveStrong Judgment: Knows what’s important vs. what’s nice. Can say “this doesn’t need design” or “this isn’t worth solving yet.” Optimizes for impact, not aestheticsExperience presenting and iterating on data visualization or dashboard design with executive stakeholdersDemonstrated experience leading foundational or platform-level design work that scales across teams, products, or workflowsExperience mentoring designers, influencing standards, and shaping how design work scales—without needing formal management responsibility7–10+ years of product design experience, with meaningful time spent on complex platforms, systems, or tools (B2B, SaaS, or AI-driven products strongly preferred)Proven track record of partnering closely with Product and Engineering in fast-paced environments, ideally across more than one product area or teamHands-on experience designing and shipping features, workflows, or systems within large, complex platforms—AI-powered or otherwise