Senior Designer, UI
CourtAvenue
Senior Product Designer - Visual Design Focus
Mozilla
full-time
Posted on:
Origin: • 🇺🇸 United States
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Senior
About the role
- Lead the translation of strategic ideas into polished, high-impact product experiences that balance user needs, brand expression, and technical feasibility.
- Strengthen and evolve Firefox’s visual and interaction design systems, ensuring consistency and excellence across desktop and mobile platforms.
- Deliver production-ready assets and specs, follow the work through implementation, release, and post-release to measure success and learn in partnership with a cross-functional team.
- Be an active UX design team member by proposing new ideas, sharing work early and often, and giving constructive feedback to ensure a cohesive design language and product experience.
- Run usability tests of design prototypes and use existing Firefox research and data to surface insights that help solve business and user problems.
- Advocate for and incorporating best practices for inclusive design.
Requirements
- 4+ years of experience in UX/Product Design, with a generalist mindset and a strong portfolio that highlights visual excellence, system-level thinking, and user-centered solutions.
- Has a portfolio that demonstrates strong visual design acumen and a high bar for design craft, including layout, typography, color, and accessibility across desktop and mobile. The portfolio should include visually rich product experiences, along with process and rationale.
- Understands how to design scalable UI systems and consistently deliver user-centered, engaging, and delightful solutions.
- Has experience in agile product development and UI design across desktop and mobile form factors.
- Can manage competing priorities and act on decisions in the face of ambiguity
- Communicates clearly, collaborates effectively, and contributes to a healthy, inclusive team culture.
- Commitment to our values:
- Welcoming differences
- Being relationship-minded
- Practicing responsible participation
- Having grit
