Product Design Manager, UX Paper Cuts
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An overview of the role
We're looking for a Product Design Manager (PDM) to lead our UX Paper Cuts Team of 3 high-performing Product Designers. The UX Paper Cuts team is a small team responsible for identifying and fixing small, but impactful usability issues in the GitLab product. It's more than just small changes that leave a big impact. As the team is closely connected with the Design System, the team can add new components or refine existing components and assist with component migrations to expand their coverage across the entire product.
This is a hands on role where you will be writing code and contributing directly into the product. Your primary responsibility is leading the team and building new structure and processs, but you'll also need to be comfortable (or even excited) to jump on the tools.
The team's priorities are pretty fluid and adapt to business priorities. They plan in themes for at least 2-3 milestones in advance. The themes target a particular area of the product to give a more meaningful and impactful feeling of change to our users. Because the designers work in Merge Requests (MR's) and outside of stage group prioritisation, they can move quickly to get changes out to users. It's a highly autonomous team where the Designers are empowered to pick up any small changes they want to take on.
Here are some links to learn more:
What you'll do
Lead, support and grow the Designers in your team.
Build a strong understanding of the end-to-end GitLab product
Contribute directly to the product - review and submit merge requests (MR)
Help bridge the UX Paper Cuts team closely with the Foundations team (and partner on initiatives).
Continue the awareness generation across the company of the successes of the team.
Sense business priorities and align the team to them.
What you'll bring
Experience leading a group of Designers who work on complex products.
A clear philosophy about how to successfully hire and manage remote design teams.
Experience working in both start-up and enterprise environments.
Recent experience writing CSS/HTML and/or Javascript, and be comfortable working in git
Proficiency with pre-visualisation software like Figma or Sketch
Strong collaboration skills
About the team
The term 'paper cut' refers to a small, seemingly insignificant problem that can cause annoyance or frustration for users. When considered as a collective, these problems can reduce the overall impression users have of the product.
The UX Paper Cuts team continuously improves the user experience by creating merge requests to address these small issues. By focusing on small details, the team helps create a more polished and user-friendly interface, leading to increased user satisfaction, engagement, and, ultimately, a more successful product.
How GitLab will support you
How GitLab will support you
All remote, asynchronous work environment
Home office support
Please note that we welcome interest from candidates with varying levels of experience; many successful candidates do not meet every single requirement. Additionally, studies have shown that people from underrepresented groups are less likely to apply to a job unless they meet every single qualification. If you're excited about this role, please apply and allow our recruiters to assess your application.
Product Design Manager, UX Paper Cuts
To see similar active jobs please follow this link: Remote Design jobs
An overview of the role
We're looking for a Product Design Manager (PDM) to lead our UX Paper Cuts Team of 3 high-performing Product Designers. The UX Paper Cuts team is a small team responsible for identifying and fixing small, but impactful usability issues in the GitLab product. It's more than just small changes that leave a big impact. As the team is closely connected with the Design System, the team can add new components or refine existing components and assist with component migrations to expand their coverage across the entire product.
This is a hands on role where you will be writing code and contributing directly into the product. Your primary responsibility is leading the team and building new structure and processs, but you'll also need to be comfortable (or even excited) to jump on the tools.
The team's priorities are pretty fluid and adapt to business priorities. They plan in themes for at least 2-3 milestones in advance. The themes target a particular area of the product to give a more meaningful and impactful feeling of change to our users. Because the designers work in Merge Requests (MR's) and outside of stage group prioritisation, they can move quickly to get changes out to users. It's a highly autonomous team where the Designers are empowered to pick up any small changes they want to take on.
Here are some links to learn more:
What you'll do
Lead, support and grow the Designers in your team.
Build a strong understanding of the end-to-end GitLab product
Contribute directly to the product - review and submit merge requests (MR)
Help bridge the UX Paper Cuts team closely with the Foundations team (and partner on initiatives).
Continue the awareness generation across the company of the successes of the team.
Sense business priorities and align the team to them.
What you'll bring
Experience leading a group of Designers who work on complex products.
A clear philosophy about how to successfully hire and manage remote design teams.
Experience working in both start-up and enterprise environments.
Recent experience writing CSS/HTML and/or Javascript, and be comfortable working in git
Proficiency with pre-visualisation software like Figma or Sketch
Strong collaboration skills
About the team
The term 'paper cut' refers to a small, seemingly insignificant problem that can cause annoyance or frustration for users. When considered as a collective, these problems can reduce the overall impression users have of the product.
The UX Paper Cuts team continuously improves the user experience by creating merge requests to address these small issues. By focusing on small details, the team helps create a more polished and user-friendly interface, leading to increased user satisfaction, engagement, and, ultimately, a more successful product.
How GitLab will support you
How GitLab will support you
All remote, asynchronous work environment
Home office support
Please note that we welcome interest from candidates with varying levels of experience; many successful candidates do not meet every single requirement. Additionally, studies have shown that people from underrepresented groups are less likely to apply to a job unless they meet every single qualification. If you're excited about this role, please apply and allow our recruiters to assess your application.