Product Designer, Instagram Private Sharing
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- New York, NY
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- Not disclosed
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Instagram Private Sharing seeks a product designer for a small team defining friend sharing experiences. Mission focuses on helping people connect over shared interests through lightweight, low-pressure formats like Notes, Map, Instants, and Consumer Subscriptions.
Responsibilities:
- Convert broad ideas into valuable products for 2B+ users
- Design end-to-end flows at scale
- Drive design prioritization to meet timelines
- Create improved visual systems and layouts
- Communicate strategic product direction
- Collaborate cross-functionally
- Influence product alignment across organizations
- Provide mentorship
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's in Design, HCI, CS, or related field plus 8+ years experience
- Shipped applications at company-scale in ambiguous domains
- Interaction design experience with prototyping tools
- Visual design proficiency in typography, UI, color, layout, iconography
- Strategic product thinking
- Experience presenting to executives
- Demonstrated leadership impact
- Experience with vibe coding and AI tools
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