Manager, Product Design (Remote)

Product Design Manager

As Manager, Product Design, you will oversee your team's daily operations, provide guidance, foster a collaborative environment, and ensure alignment with business and prioritization goals. Your design and thought leadership will drive your team members' performance, innovation, and professional development.

What You'll Do

1. Drive a customer-first approach for the User Centered Design (UCD) process and bring design thinking to balanced teams
2. Demonstrate creative leadership helping the team and key stakeholders with product vision, business priorities and aligned outcomes of the Balance Team (BT)
3. Develop and implement design strategies through key insights and data that enhance user experience, align with business goals and foster innovative solutions for the BTs
4. Educate and promote research methods and educate BTs on how to choose optimal learning plans for every project
5. Create intuitive and impactful holistic Merchandizing experiences that enhances users workflow
6. Collaborate closely with cross-functional partners to ensure projects align with overall business objectives
7. Employ and build holistic design system to meet ambiguous and complex challenges, ensuring interconnectedness and efficiencies across system components
8. Additional tasks may be assigned

What Skills You Have

Required

• 6-10 years experience as a designer creating software products and owning an experience
• Bachelor's Degree in a relevant field of study, or equivalent work experience
• Relevant experience in enterprise systems design
• Management experience

Preferred

• Experience in User-Centered Design, closely collaborating with agile Software Developers/Product managers and contributing to successful products using Lean Startup and Agile methodologies
• Deep experience in: Experience Design, User Research, Interaction Design, Visual Design or Service Design
• Prior experience in merchandizing and familiarity with industry standards in Merchandise higharchy and process.
• Comfort with ambiguous problems, legacy technology and net new solutions