Head of Product Design
BuildOpsConstruction Tech company
San Francisco, United States$239,000 - $299,000 USDDirector
Meritech Capital Partners
Next47
Founders Fund
BOND Capital
Schneider Electric's SE Ventures
Fika Ventures
Design
About the role
TL;DR
Lead and scale the product design team and practice, shaping user experience and design strategy.
- •BuildOps is seeking a Head of Product Design to lead, grow, and scale their design team and practice.
- •You will own the end-to-end design function, shaping user experience and visual language, and driving the long-term design strategy.
- •Key Responsibilities Lead and inspire a team of talented product designers.
- •Set the strategic design vision and ensure a consistent user experience.
- •Build and scale the design organization, hiring top talent and nurturing a high-performance culture.
- •Champion design excellence through modern systems, tooling, and processes.
- •Partner with Product and Engineering to develop AI-powered user experiences.
- •Requirements 8+ years of product design experience, with at least 5 years leading design teams.
- •Proven track record of setting and executing a cohesive design vision.
- •Experience designing and shipping high-quality B2B or B2B2C products.
- •Strong design instincts with fluency in UX, UI, interaction design, and systems thinking.
- •Expert proficiency in design tools and fluency with AI tools.
Required skills
UX DesignUI DesignDesign SystemsWireframingPrototypingFigmaMentoring
Domain expertise
developer-toolsaiproductivity
Benefits & perks
Generous equity grant, Comprehensive benefits package, Flexible PTO, Hybrid work schedules, One-time work-from-home allowance, Hubs in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Toronto, and Raleigh, Lunch provided for in-office days, Company events and team-building activities, Fast-paced, collaborative, and dynamic work environment, Opportunities for growth and career advancement, Chance to work with cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions
Tech stack
UX DesignUI DesignDesign SystemsWireframingPrototypingFigma