Experience Designer - onsite in Pittsburgh or Cleveland
Experience Designer - onsite in Pittsburgh or Cleveland
Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- We're responsible for the customer facing and employee facing design systems. That’s the most widely used design system. We work on a set of design standards that drives efficiency with the internal development teams that are building.
- Initiatives/Projects: For 2026, the resource will be continuing to evolve the library for internal employee usage as a result of new demand / redesign work for employees
- Industry background: Design System experience/background huge plus
- Team Dynamic: A large team that’s working across the primary design systems 9 designers total, 3 designers on internal employee design system pod.
- Create and update documentation and graphics for design docs
- Build, fix, and test Figma components
- Create dev specs
- Design and test Angular components
- Collaborate with content and ADA accessibility partners
- Stay up to date on competitive analysis of other design systems
- Answer help desk questions
- Attend or facilitate open office hours
- Attend or facilitate early Design Reviews with product designers
- Attend or facilitate design system Design Reviews
- Attend or facilitate design system governance meetings
- Research, audit, and prepare topics for design system governance meetings
- Attend or facilitate working sessions across product design teams to align
- Work on special projects as requested
- Systems Thinking: Demonstrated ability to understand and design across complex systems
- Communication & Collaboration: Strong verbal and written communication skills. Detail-oriented approach. Strong collaboration and interpersonal skills
- 3+ years of experience with a strong background in design systems, including hands-on experience with Figma, wireframing, WCAG accessibility standards, Confluence, and Jira. Product Design (UI/UX)UX DesignFigmaWireframing & PrototypingHTML/CSSWCAG Accessibility
- AdobeDesign System Facilitation & Presentations
- Confluence/Wiki Documentation
- Jira/Ticketing Systems
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