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LeadFull-timeFigma
Salary Range
$108,375 - $146,625 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
About the Role
Join Esri’s Product Design team as a Principal Product Designer, where you’ll lead the design vision for ArcGIS Map Viewer, our flagship web-mapping application. This role focuses on empowering users to explore, analyze, and communicate spatial data through interactive maps.
Key Responsibilities
- →Lead the end-to-end design strategy for Map Viewer, aligning user needs, business goals, and technical feasibility
- →Drive cross-functional collaboration with developers, product managers, researchers, and stakeholders
- →Develop personas, user journeys, information architecture diagrams, wireframes, visual design, and prototypes
- →Conduct user research including usability testing, surveys, and customer interviews
- →Develop and present holistic design solutions that address business, brand, and user requirements
- →Ensure accessibility, inclusivity, and usability are embedded in all design work
- →Mentor and guide other designers, fostering growth through design critiques and coaching
- →Influence product direction by identifying opportunities for innovation
Requirements
- ✓8+ years of experience designing complex, enterprise-grade web applications
- ✓Proven track record of leading strategic design initiatives
- ✓Expertise in Figma, design systems, and component-based design workflows
- ✓Deep understanding of accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1/Section 508)
- ✓Strong portfolio showcasing strategic thinking and measurable impact
- ✓Exceptional communication and storytelling skills
- ✓Experience conducting and applying user research
- ✓Bachelor’s degree in human-centered design, HCI, or related field
Benefits
- ★Competitive salary and profit-sharing programs
- ★Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- ★Life insurance for employees and their families
- ★401(k) and paid holidays
- ★Minimum accrual of 80 hours of vacation leave
- ★Opportunities for personal and professional growth
