Senior Product Designer

At least five years of design experience, preferably working on consumer-facing digital products
Proficiency in Figma or Sketch (Figma preferred)
Excellent communication skills (both verbal and written), with the ability to define and defend the rationale behind decisions
Experience working on cross-functional teams, collaborating closely with product managers and engineers
Proficiency in quality assurance processes for both functional and visual QA, in collaboration with engineering
A commitment to typographic excellence, and a sensitivity to the most minute details
An understanding of how qualitative research and data inform product and design decisions
Experience creating advanced prototypes utilizing real content and data; harnessing video or animation when necessary
Experience working within a design system, and an understanding of when to create new extensible patterns
Proactive work ethic, including the ability to take direction while also showing initiative
Familiarity with the history, style, and values of The New Yorker

Driving clarity as a primary designer on projects, managing the design from inception to delivery
Crafting deliverables that create clarity throughout the product development and design process: developing frameworks, user flows, mockups, prototypes, final visuals, and rigorously annotated designs
Supporting high-level product strategy, ensuring we’re asking the right questions and solving for actual user and business needs
Creating clarity in undefined yet complex problem spaces
Preparing artifacts for user research, and participating in user research sessions
Collaborate with engineers in multiple locations, on implementing the features you design, and ensure the visual and user experience quality of our output
Maintaining, contributing to, and evolving a robust design system used by Condé Nast’s portfolio of brands
Sustainably translating the visual language of our brands to new scenarios and applications
Engaging with thoughtful critique within your direct team as well as with stakeholders from Editorial and other adjacent departments