Design Manager Jobs in New York
7 curated design manager roles in New York at companies like Anthropic, Duolingo, Gusto, and 4 more. Every role is scored and reviewed by our team.
Anthropic · San Francisco, CA / New York, NY
The person designing Anthropic's keynotes, product launches, and executive communications. If you've ever watched an Anthropic product demo and thought "that looks incredible" — this is the role behind it. $305K–$385K.
Duolingo · New York, NY
Design management role leading team shaping experiences for millions of learners
Gusto · Denver, CO / San Francisco, CA / New York, NY / Los Angeles, CA / Seattle, WA
Gusto has always punched above its weight on brand — their illustrations and tone are distinctive in a sea of fintech sameness. A brand design manager here gets to shape visual identity for a product used by hundreds of thousands of businesses. Strong role for someone who wants brand leadership at scale.
Carta · SF / Santa Clara / Seattle / NYC
Design leadership at Carta — the platform that powers equity management for thousands of startups. Making cap tables and equity feel understandable is a seriously hard design challenge.
Chime · New York, NY / San Francisco, CA
Chime keeps quietly investing in design leadership, and a manager seat here is a real fintech product job — millions of users, real money in motion, a clear surface to ship to. Best for someone who wants to grow people while keeping hands on the canvas at a company with serious scale. NY or SF hybrid.
Hadrius · New York, NY
Hadrius is tackling financial compliance with AI — a massive, underserved market where good design can be a genuine differentiator. The $200-250K range plus equity signals they're serious about design leadership. First design lead hire at a YC company with real traction means shaping the product from the ground up.
Away · NYC: Soho HQ
Away's product team has long been a benchmark for thoughtful, design-led travel goods. A Design Lead seat in Soho is a chance to set direction on a category-defining brand's next chapter — rare ground for industrial designers who care about retail-scale craft and material detail.