Staff Product Designer, Design Systems

Super.com

1d•Remote

About The Position

We started Super.com to help maximize lives–both the lives of our customers and the lives of our employees– so that everyone can experience all that life has to offer. For our employees, our promise is that Super.com is more than just a job; it’s an opportunity to unlock one’s potential, where learning is celebrated and impact is realized. We are more than a fast-paced, high-growth tech company; we care about our people and take career progression seriously. This is your career and our aim is to supercharge it through the people, the work, and the programs that fuel who we are. About the role This role owns the evolution of Atlas, Super.com's design system, across web and mobile. You will set the bar for component quality, accessibility, and craft, and lead the work that lets every product team at Super.com ship faster without compromising consistency. You'll also lead the next chapter for Atlas: making it AI-ready. Super.com is investing in AI as a core part of how design happens, and the design system is the lever that makes that real. You'll shape how Atlas is documented, structured, and consumed so that designers, engineers, and AI agents can all draw from the same source of truth and ship Super-quality experiences by default.

Requirements

7+ years of product design experience shipping consumer products across web and mobile, with at least 3 years building and scaling a design system
A track record of taking a design system through a meaningful version change or 0-to-1 build, including governance, tokens, component architecture, and adoption
Strong product design fundamentals and excellent visual and interaction craft, with the judgment to know when to systematize a pattern and when to leave it alone
Working fluency with modern front-end concepts (tokens, components, states, responsive behavior) and the ability to collaborate closely with engineering on tradeoffs and APIs
A point of view on token architecture and component API design, and how those decisions change when AI agents are reading the system, plus hands-on experience using AI tooling such as Figma MCP, Cursor, or Claude in real production work
Experience setting accessibility standards and shipping accessible components informed by WCAG
Experience mentoring senior and mid-level designers, and a track record of leveling up the team around you
Strong written communication and cross-functional influence, with the ability to align designers, engineers, PMs, and leadership without relying on formal authority
Proficiency in Figma, and fluency with documentation tools such as Storybook, ZeroHeight, Supernova, Notion, or equivalents

Nice To Haves

Experience with Code Connect, Tokens Studio, or similar design-to-code tooling
Experience contributing to or maintaining AI plugins, skills, or MCP integrations against a design system
Strong visual design, motion, or iconography skills that bridge brand and product
Prototyping skills in Figma or other tools, including using AI to turn static screens into interactive flows for stakeholder review

Responsibilities

Owning the strategy, roadmap, and evolution of Atlas across web and mobile, including tokens, components, patterns, and guidelines
Setting and holding the quality bar for Atlas, including accessibility, brand fidelity, and craft, through reviews, audits, and a clear contribution process
Architecting Atlas's tokens and components for AI consumption, not just human use, including how the system is structured, named, and linked back to Figma and code
Partnering closely with engineering on the design-to-code pipeline, including tokens, component APIs, and the workflows that prevent drift over time
Driving adoption through documentation, office hours, pairing, and a healthy contribution model that scales beyond any single owner
Shaping AI-assisted design workflows on the team, evaluating new tools, and integrating the ones that meaningfully improve quality and throughput
Mentoring designers across the org on systems thinking, accessibility, and AI fluency, and elevating the craft bar across Super.com
Defining the metrics that show Atlas is healthy, including adoption, consistency, accessibility, and the time it saves product teams, and reporting on them regularly