Senior Product Designer, Design Systems

360 Privacy • Nashville, TN

1d • Remote

About The Position

The Senior Product Designer, Design Systems owns UX across 360 Privacy’s product and is the company’s only design role. The designer makes product UX decisions, owns and evolves the existing design system, and uses AI tools and system components to turn product ideas, roadmaps, and leadership updates into polished prototypes and materials. The role emphasizes judgment, refinement, and craft while making design patterns reusable and reducing the need to reinvent layouts. It does not own production code or serve as a front-end engineering role.

Work priorities are product UX ownership, the supporting design system, digital exposure risk reports, and then leadership and enablement materials as capacity allows. The designer partners with product, engineering, and leadership, escalating to the CTO for decisions with major business or technical impact. The position must be performed from within the United States.

The role designs a family of PDF reports for executive, analyst, and action-oriented audiences, translating complex risk data into clear charts, scores, summaries, and remediation guidance. It also creates reusable templates, prototypes, documentation, and enablement materials, ensuring accessibility and consistency across product UI, reports, slides, and documents.

Requirements

• At least 5 years of product design experience, including at least 2 years owning or co-owning a design system covering tokens, components, and documentation.
• Track record of owning UX decisions for a product end to end rather than only executing another person’s direction.
• Ability to connect design decisions to business goals, articulate a strong and well-reasoned design point of view, and understand what engineering can build and ship.
• AI-native design practice, with portfolio evidence of work produced using AI tools, prompts, templates, or documentation created for consistent output, and examples of identifying and correcting AI errors.
• Track record of achieving design-system adoption by engineers and other teams.
• Strong visual craft for dense, data-heavy interfaces such as dashboards, tables, and admin tools, applied across product UI, decks, and documents.
• Information-design experience, demonstrated through a portfolio example that translates dense or technical data into a document tailored to a specific audience.
• Clear technical writing: ability to explain rules, rationale, and exceptions in concise language that people and AI tools can follow.
• Working knowledge of how design tokens map to implementation, such as Tailwind or CSS variables, so specifications are buildable.
• User-experience-first approach that tailors flows to personas, works within system discipline, and considers engineering impact.
• Ability to complete design and feedback loops for features and decks in 1 to 2 weeks, manage larger projects such as a report family through a milestone plan, and incorporate PM feedback throughout the process.
• Position must be performed from within the United States.

Nice To Haves

• Background in B2B security, privacy, or data products, with the ability to discuss severity and remediation substantively.
• Familiarity with headless component libraries such as Radix and how a visual layer sits on top of them.
• Motion and data visualization skills for charts, widgets, and status indicators.

Responsibilities

• Own product UX decisions, including user flows, information architecture, and interaction details, and make routine decisions independently.
• Ground design decisions in business goals, customer context, and engineering feasibility; act as the central UX point of contact for product, engineering, and leadership.
• Maintain and evolve design tokens for color, typography, spacing, elevation, and radius, using semantic names that engineers and AI tools can apply consistently.
• Keep the component set small and deliberate, and extend core view patterns such as explorer, detail, and dashboard views, panels, widgets, drill-downs, and edit modals.
• Maintain plain-language system rules and machine-readable documentation, including token files, component references, and usage rules.
• Build high-fidelity interactive prototypes in Claude using system components and tokens to test flows and features.
• Create polished, on-brand slides and documents for leadership and customers from roadmaps, strategy notes, and status updates.
• Create enablement materials such as one-pagers, feature explainers, battle cards, and support guides for marketing, sales, and CX.
• Review AI-generated output for off-system colors, one-off styles, and pattern drift; correct output and update documentation when tools repeatedly make errors.
• Build reusable templates, example artifacts, and prompt patterns so team members can produce on-brand work.
• Design executive, analyst, and action-oriented PDF report templates tailored to their audiences and needs.
• Translate complex risk data into charts, scores, and summaries that non-technical readers can understand quickly.
• Design reports for print and PDF, accounting for page breaks, readable density, accessible severity colors, and grayscale reproduction; incorporate report layouts, chart styles, and severity language into the design system.
• Join product discovery early with the PM and carry design work through feedback and launch.
• Provide engineering specifications that identify system patterns and variants, and flag feature requests that reveal gaps in the design system.
• Build accessibility, including contrast, focus states, and readable data density, into the design system.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Senior
• Education Level: No Education Listed