Sr. Visual Designer

Roku•New York, NY

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

As a Visual Designer at Roku, you’ll help shape how millions of people discover content and how brands show up in that journey. This is a role for designers who care deeply about craft, but care just as much about collaboration with people who bring strong ideas, stay open, and make the work better together. If you’re energized by solving real problems, building thoughtful systems, and working alongside a team that values clarity over ego, you’ll fit right in. The team is a small, experienced group that values trust, candor, and shared ownership. They care about the work and about how they work together to bring delight to Roku users.

Requirements

A portfolio that reflects strong visual craft and thoughtful problem-solving across brands and platforms
At least 7-9 years of design experience
A sharp eye for typography, layout, and systems and how they scale
A collaborative mindset: you give and receive feedback well, and leave ego at the door
Expert in Adobe Suite especially Photoshop
Strong experience with After Effects
Proficient in Figma
Comfortable working daily with AI tools and agents
Curiosity about how things work and a drive to make them better
The ability to move quickly without sacrificing quality or attention to detail
A solid understanding of UI design and information architecture

Nice To Haves

Experience in consumer tech or media environments is a plus

Responsibilities

Design advertising experiences that feel additive, not disruptive and genuinely engage viewers
Bring brand stories to life through polished, production-ready assets across Roku’s platform
Collaborate closely with product, engineering, and business partners to create smart, scalable solutions
Navigate constraints thoughtfully, balancing user needs with partner goals
Evolve and refine existing design systems and visual patterns
Ability to find the balance of Roku IP with other brands
Create clear guidelines, specs, and assets that set teams up for success
Present work with clarity, articulating not just what you designed, but why it works
Advocate for the user and uphold a high bar for UX across every Touchpoint