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Senior Director – Product Design
Company | Spotter |
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Location | Los Angeles, CA, USA |
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Salary | $200000 – $250000 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | |
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Experience Level | Senior, Expert or higher |
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Requirements
- 8+ years of product design experience, with demonstrated progression in scope and impact
- 4+ years of experience leading and managing design teams
- Proven track record working on complex SaaS products at scale
- History of establishing and scaling design practices across organizations
- Proven track record of leading design teams (4+ designers) and shipping successful products
- Deep understanding of UX principles and research methodologies
- Strong product thinking and ability to balance user needs with business goals
- Expert-level proficiency with Figma and modern design tools
- Experience with SaaS products (B2B or B2C at scale)
- Demonstrated ability to thrive in ambiguous, fast-paced environments
- Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams
- Active engagement with and curiosity about the AI/ML landscape
- Experience establishing and scaling design processes
Responsibilities
- Lead and mentor a team of talented designers, fostering their growth while maintaining exceptional design quality
- Partner with our EVP, Product to shape the strategic direction of Spotter Studio
- Champion user-centered design practices across the organization
- Establish and refine design processes that enhance team productivity and output quality
- Drive the evolution of our design system to ensure consistency and efficiency
- Stay ahead of emerging trends in AI, design tools, and creator needs
- Foster a culture of design excellence and innovation
- Actively participate in solving complex UX challenges when needed
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience working on products for creators, artists, or designers
- Background in designing AI-powered products
- Understanding of the creator economy
- Experience with motion design and interaction patterns