Product Manager, AI Growth Role at Figma, New York

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Figma is looking for a strategic, entrepreneurial Product Manager, AI Growth to join its New York, NY team on a full-time basis. Figma's mission is to make design accessible to all. The platform already empowers teams to brainstorm, prototype, translate designs into code, and iterate with AI in real time from anywhere. As AI continues to transform product development and design workflows, Figma needs a product leader who can drive product-led growth for its newest AI offerings and ensure users discover genuine value as their workflows evolve. What You'll Do as Product Manager, AI GrowthIn this role, you'll operate at the intersection of strategy, data, and cross-functional collaboration. Your core responsibilities include: Drive adoption strategy: Partner closely with other product teams to develop and execute plans that get Figma's biggest AI bets into users' hands. Run data-driven experiments: Build a portfolio of experiments and new features that help users discover the transformative impact of Figma's AI capabilities. Shape growth direction: Influence Figma's overall growth strategy as the business and product landscape continue to shift. Lead a high-velocity team: Guide a fast-executing, impact-driven team while collaborating deeply with Design, Engineering, and Product Leadership on both strategy and hands-on execution. What Figma Is Looking ForThe ideal candidate brings deep experience and a sharp perspective on where AI-powered product development is heading. Specifically, Figma wants to see: 7+ years of product management experience— you've shipped at scale and know how to navigate complex product spaces. Familiarity with AI-powered product developmentand a genuine point of view on how the industry will evolve. Experience leading major product or growth initiativesacross user-facing products. A track record of delivering impactthrough data-driven experimentation and strategic bets. Strong data and metrics fluency, with the ability to translate raw insights into actionable strategy. Cross-functional collaboration skillsacross product development, marketing, and business functions. Deep user empathy— you can navigate complex product spaces and truly understand what users need.

Compensation and Benefits: Job level and actual compensation will be decided based on factors including individual qualifications assessed during the interview process (skills, prior experience, potential impact, and scope of role), market demands, and specific work location. Figma offers equity to employees along with a competitive benefits package, which includes: Health, dental, and vision coverage Retirement benefits with company contributions Parental leave and reproductive or family planning support Mental health and wellness benefits Paid time off, including flexible PTO for exempt employees (subject to manager approval) and paid sick leave in compliance with applicable laws Company recharge days, cell phone and home internet reimbursements, and lifestyle spending accounts An annual bonus plan for eligible non-sales roles Tips to Strengthen Your ApplicationWant to stand out? Here are some targeted strategies for this specific role and the design services industry: Showcase your AI growth story: Don't just list past roles — highlight specific instances where you drove adoption of AI-powered features. Quantify the impact (e.g., "increased AI feature activation by 40% through targeted onboarding experiments"). Figma wants to see your experimentation chops in action. Demonstrate design-tool fluency: Familiarity with Figma itself, or comparable design collaboration platforms, signals you understand the space. Mention any experience bridging design workflows with AI capabilities. Articulate your industry POV:Figma explicitly wants someone with a perspective on how AI will reshape design and product development. Bring a sharp, informed viewpoint to your application and interviews. Highlight cross-functional leadership: In the design services world, product managers work hand-in-glove with creative teams. Emphasize times you've aligned engineering, design, and marketing around a shared growth goal. Engage with relevant communities: Platforms like Mind the Product, Product School, or LinkedIn groups focused on AI in product can keep you sharp on industry trends and surface similar opportunities. Remember one of Figma's core values: Grow as you go.

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