Senior Product Designer II

The Coca-Cola Company•Atlanta, GA

1d•$171,000 - $198,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Coca-Cola Company is undergoing a significant digital transformation, and this team is central to that effort. We are establishing an in-house product design practice from the ground up, integrated within cross-functional product teams that possess genuine ownership and the authority to reshape digital experiences at one of the world's most recognized brands. Our goal is to assemble a high-caliber team of designers capable of delivering modern, seamless user experiences that yield substantial business impact and serve as a model for The Coca-Cola Company's global digital transformation initiatives. This requires designers who are both forward-thinking and adept at delivering quality at speed, setting new standards rather than just meeting existing ones. As a Senior Product Designer, you will be responsible for experience design across a segment of our business, identifying and driving critical changes in collaboration with product partners. Your work will encompass everything from consumer-facing journeys to the internal tools that support sales, service, and operations. This is not a role focused on simple execution; you will be involved in discovery, shaping product direction, and ensuring quality from conception through to live deployment.

Requirements

5 to 8 years of UX, product design, interaction design experience.
Ability to clearly articulate tradeoffs of tools or stages of design, particularly use of AI within your design process.
A portfolio showing shipped digital products that solved real problems and delivered business impact.
Strong artifacts and case studies that demonstrate skill maturity of interaction design, information architecture, and visual design for web and mobile.
Proficiency in Figma, Figma MCP x Claude Code for design and prototyping.
Solid grounding in user-centered design, usability principles, and accessibility standards.
Ability to operate effectively in empowered, cross-functional teams where you own your problem space.
Experience designing complex workflows, operational tools, or data-rich products.
Background in enterprise or ecosystem products that span multiple user roles or touchpoints.
Exposure to AI-enabled or intelligent systems, including agentic or generative experiences.
Experience contributing to or building design systems and shared experience frameworks.
Collaborative Product Thinking: Connect user needs, business context, and technical constraints into a clear experience direction. Grasp the tradeoffs between usability, feasibility and time to value.
Design Craft: Apply taste and skills to produce intuitive, accessible interaction and visual design with attention to detail and quality.
Builder-Mindset: Shows up in AI prototyping and iteration - explore, concept and test ideas quickly and build conviction. Know how to use Figma MCP, Claude Code to iterate and refine ideas into concrete, holistic approaches.
Systems Thinking: Design for coherence across journeys, platforms, and touchpoints, not just individual screens.
Storytelling and Communication: Work effectively across disciplines and communicate design intent with clarity.
Must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis and must not require The Coca-Cola Company's sponsorship to continue to work legally in the United States.

Nice To Haves

Relocation assistance is available for candidates who are open to moving to Atlanta.

Responsibilities

Lead design for a product area or journey, from discovery through delivery and iteration.
Translate user needs and business context into clear UX vision, using interaction models, flows, and high-fidelity designs.
Create wireframes, prototypes, and polished visuals that communicate ideas and drive alignment.
Contribute to discovery through research synthesis, journey mapping, and rapid prototyping.
Participate in user research and testing sessions to validate assumptions and refine solutions.
Use data and qualitative insight together to inform design decisions and prioritization.
Design end-to-end experiences that consider the full journey across digital and service touchpoints.
Apply and help build shared design systems, patterns, and accessibility standards.
Hold a high bar for quality, consistency, usability, and craft across everything you ship.
Partner with engineering to support quality implementation and iteration post-launch.
Communicate design intent, rationale, and tradeoffs clearly to cross-functional partners.
Engage in critique and feedback to raise the quality of the team's work collectively.