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UX Design Systems Consultant | ONSITE

Posted 8 days ago

kaavDallas (TX)

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About the role

Design System Community Manager
Work Location: ONSITE - Dallas, TXThis role champions long-term progressive enhancements, scaling strategies, and cultivating system advocates. A growth evangelist focuses on fostering strong partnerships with cross-functional teams, promoting data-driven decision-making that leads to iterative system improvements. The role strives to create cross-team advocates who support, endorse, and help drive adoption of the system throughout the organization. Aileron is our enterprise UI design system managed by the UX Design System team. It provides a universal design language for all our customer and employee facing applications. Aileron is made up of reusable design assets and presentation layer code components governed by clear standards within a design kit, code components library, documentation and supported with learning resources. Mission - To empower our community of developers and designers and prioritizing American’s reliability and profitability through community sourced UI. Our design system enables the design and build of all AA digital products for more consistent customer experiences. Responsibilities include advocating for the scalable design system foundations that support product expansion at a platform level. Ability to share program vision, technical roadmap, and terminology with business and technical stakeholders. Facilitate stakeholder communication and outreach via support channels including internal website content. Join leadership meetings, internal IT conventions (show-and-tells), and platform team meetings to evangelize the program. Gather data and insights from product teams to aid in strategically planning. Align design system to product team initiatives and OKR’s. Share and Aileron roadmap with Product Management Organization roadmaps and ORK. Facilitate Aileron adoption agreements with product teams. Champion iterative improvements and updates to the design system based on feedback and data.

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