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Product Designer – Open Source Design

Product Designer – Open Source Design

CompanyBlock
LocationOakland, CA, USA
Salary$176700 – $311900
TypeFull-Time
Degrees
Experience LevelSenior, Expert or higher

Requirements

  • 8+ years of experience working in user experience, product, or relevant design field
  • Experience designing full product solutions end-to-end autonomously while guiding cross functional partners through the process
  • Experience designing with, and contributing to, design systems within a large product organization
  • Strong user interface and design fitness
  • Proficiency with current UI and product workflow tools (figma, airtable, notion, etc.) and comfortable speaking to modern display layer technologies (Token Schemas, APIs, Swift, Kottlin, etc)
  • Experience working with distributed teams in multiple time zones and an affinity for designing and facilitating asynchronous collaborative work
  • Past work experience showcasing the ability to define major workstreams, communicate a plan and success measurement framework, and then execute
  • The spidey sense to recognize patterns most people don’t see in the organization, and the ability to facilitate collaborative efforts to connect the dots

Responsibilities

  • Design AI-powered tools that enhance creativity and efficiency, including open-source AI agents that automate and augment workflows
  • Design plugins, linters, and automation tools (Figma, native apps, internal tools) that improve the design and development process
  • Consult with business unit teams on how they can apply AI solutions to their workflows, and guide teams towards a technology first approach to crafting the customer experience
  • Explore novel applications of AI in design workflows, from generative UI solutions to intelligent layout suggestions and predictive design patterns
  • Design and maintain design systems that power our open source tools, supporting documentation, and all extensions of our work that can be leveraged across Block

Preferred Qualifications

  • Been mistaken for an ops person or product manager before