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Senior Designer

New York, NY

About Dashlane

Dashlane's mission is to make security simple for millions of organizations and their people. We empower businesses of every size to protect company and employee data while helping everyone easily log in to the accounts they need—anytime, anywhere. Over 17 million users and 20,000 businesses in 180 countries use Dashlane for a faster, simpler, and more secure internet.

Our global team is united by a strong sense of community and passion for improving the digital experience of our users. Learn more about how we work, how we hire, and the benefits of being a Dashlaner in our Life at Dashlane page.

About the Role:

As a Senior Designer you’ll be a senior member of Dashlane's in-house creative team. You'll help us proactively evolve and elevate our brand experience—designing clear, compelling, and dynamic creative that drive business goals. Key areas include demand generation, performance marketing, campaign concept creation, and experiential marketing. 

Reporting to Dashlane’s Creative Director, you’ll own the maintenance, and evolution of our marketing website–working with a team of ambitious and multidisciplinary designers, writers, strategists, and marketers. 

Location:

This position will be located in our New York City office in a hybrid capacity with 3 days in the office.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Define and articulate patterns and principles as they relate to layout, typography, color, motion, and interaction
  • Collaborate with cross-functional partners to develop and deploy the visual design system across a range of touch points. (ex: paid media, landing pages, email, print, etc.)
  • Evolve our visual ecosystem based on design trends in the B2B/SaaS space
  • Ensure design cohesion across all channels
  • Present work to cross-functional partners both within marketing, and across the company
  • Balance multiple projects at a time while meeting tight deadlines

Qualifications:

  • 5+ years of brand and design experience producing strategic and creative work that produced results

Nice-to-haves: 

  • Proficiency in the following software platforms: Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud
  • Experience in B2B/ SaaS
  • A portfolio that shows a proven track record of collaborating within small teams to create exceptional work
  • Experience concepting and designing performance media, including paid social, paid search, web pages and landing pages
  • Illustration & animation experience is preferred but not required
  • Ability to manage a design project—from discovery to delivery
  • Comfortable working is a fast-paced environment and the ability to multitask
  • Strong communication skills

Salary Range: $117,000 - 137,000 in base salary

Our salary ranges are based on paying competitively for our size and industry, and are one part of total compensation package that also includes benefits, and other opportunities at Dashlane.

Individual pay decisions are based on a number of factors, including qualifications for the role, experience level, skillset, and balancing internal equity relative to other Dashlaners.  We expect the majority of the candidates who are offered roles at Dashlane to fall healthily throughout the range based on these factors.  

 

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging at Dashlane:

As a truly international company—founded in France and distributed across France, US and Portugal—Dashlane thrives off diverse perspectives. We value all aspects of diversity: gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, ethnic origin, social background, age, lifestyle, and more. We are committed to hiring a diverse community and fostering a culture where everyone is heard and belongs. See more about this here. 

Your interview experience: 

To know what to expect once you’ve sent your application, read about how we interview and hire at Dashlane. Feel free to browse our blog to find more information about our product and how we work.

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