Lead Designer, Web

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United StatesFull-TimeLead

Salary160000 - 200000 USD per year

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Requirements

Proven experience leading or owning website design end-to-end
Portfolio showcasing strong UX thinking and modern digital experiences
Expertise with Webflow or similar platforms
Ability to independently build and ship high-quality work
Strong familiarity with AI-native workflows, including AI-assisted coding and automation tools
Systems-oriented mindset, with the ability to design scalable frameworks rather than one-off solutions
Experience working in performance-driven or growth environments, with the ability to interpret data and inform design decisions
Excellent communication skills and the ability to clearly articulate design rationale to stakeholders
Ability to thrive in fast-paced environments, balancing speed with quality and attention to detail
Experience collaborating with marketing and product teams in cross-functional settings
Genuine interest in AI technologies and their impact on modern workflows

Responsibilities

Own and drive the full lifecycle of the website, including design, structure, and continuous optimization to ensure a cohesive and high-quality user experience
Establish and manage a build–test–learn framework, identifying opportunities, launching improvements rapidly, and iterating based on performance insights
Leverage AI-powered tools and automation workflows to accelerate production and reduce dependency on engineering resources
Collaborate with marketing teams to support growth initiatives, translating data such as conversion rates and engagement metrics into actionable design improvements
Develop scalable design systems, reusable components, and templates that enable efficient and consistent content creation
Partner with cross-functional teams across marketing and product to align digital experiences with broader strategic objectives

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