
About the Role
Canonical is seeking a UX Designer to join our Design System Team. You will play a pivotal role in scaling our open-source software by defining, evolving, and advocating for a consistent design system that serves our global community and enterprise customers.
Key Responsibilities
- System Development: Build and evolve Canonical’s design system, ensuring measurable adoption, consistency, scalability, and accessibility.
- Collaboration: Work closely with designers, engineers, and stakeholders to translate user needs and brand principles into reusable components, patterns, and guidelines.
- Advocacy: Champion design system best practices, provide documentation, and support cross-functional teams.
- Execution: Design and document UI components, design tokens, and interaction patterns while ensuring timely delivery of the roadmap.
- Governance: Enable alignment on design system usage across teams and iterate based on data and technological advancements.
What We Are Looking For
- Proven experience in UX/product design with a strong focus on design systems in complex environments.
- A portfolio demonstrating expertise in component libraries, documentation, and systemic design.
- Expertise in Figma, Storybook, and design token workflows.
- Strong ability to bridge the gap between design and code through collaboration with engineers.
- Excellent attention to detail and a systemic approach to problem-solving.
- Commitment to transparent project delivery and meeting deadlines.
- Willingness to travel up to 4 times a year for internal team events.
What We Offer
- Distributed Environment: A remote-first culture with twice-yearly in-person team sprints.
- Professional Growth: Annual personal learning and development budget of $2,000 USD.
- Compensation: Competitive, performance-driven compensation with annual reviews and bonus opportunities.
- Benefits: Comprehensive wellness platform, team member assistance programs, and travel upgrades for company events.
- Global Impact: Opportunity to contribute to Ubuntu and other world-leading open-source projects.
Timezone overlap
UTC+0–+3
Open to
Europe
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