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Product Designer - New York City

New York City, NY

Product Designer

Location: New York, NY / Hybrid Remote

We have an office in New York and this position can either be based in the office, or hybrid remote, with telecommuting available up to 3 days per week.

About HERE

Everything works right here™.

Traditional browsers weren’t built for work. In today’s enterprise environment—where security threats are constant and productivity is critical—legacy browsers fall short. That’s why we built HERE, the browser purpose-built for work.

Powered by Chromium, HERE Enterprise Browser combines enterprise-grade security, seamless productivity, and native AI integration in one secure, intelligent workspace. Designed for regulated industries, HERE offers deep policy controls, identity-based access, secure workspace isolation, and full interoperability across SaaS, legacy, and virtualized environments. Our platform enables teams to work faster, more securely, and more intelligently—without compromise.

HERE technology is trusted by 90% of global banks and also used within the U.S. Intelligence Community and other sectors. We’re backed by some of the world’s most respected financial institutions and venture firms, including Bain Capital Ventures, Bank of America, J.P. Morgan, Wells Fargo and IQT, the not-for-profit strategic investor that accelerates the introduction of groundbreaking technologies to enhance the national security of America and its allies.

Responsibilities

Lead the design of user flows, wireframes, UI, and interactive prototypes for product updates, redesigns and new releases using tools including Figma. Conceptualize and deliver 5+ high-impact product features, driving successful adoption and implementation by clients. Play a key role in designing the core components of a new end-to-end product, enhancing client retention and fostering new business relationships. Contribute and take initiative to recreate the company's design system by building design foundations and elevating the style, organization and versatility of design components. Facilitate design workshops and collaborate closely with product, engineering documentation, and leadership teams to brainstorm, validate, and align on solutions, ensuring clear communication, shared priorities and seamless execution across departments. Perform UX Design, UI Design, and create products to meet business requirements and user needs. Front-end Interaction Design. 

What We’re Looking For

Master’s degree (or its foreign equivalent) in Interactive Telecommunications, or a closely related field plus two (2) years of experience as a UX Designer, or a closely related role. Experience must include two (2) years of experience using Figma, Visual Code Studio, Sketch, Zeplin, Invision, Adobe Creative Suite, and Jira. Two (2) years of experience performing UX Design, UI Design, and creating products to meet business requirements and user needs. Front-end Interaction Design. Required experience may be gained concurrently. Telecommuting three (3) days a week.

What We’re Offering

Benefits -

  • Generous Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays & Sick Time
  • Competitive & Comprehensive Health Insurance
  • Thoughtfully-Planned Paid Parental Leave
  • Financial Well-Being Plans (FSA) (401k) (Life Insurance)
  • Stock Options
  • Professional Development Courses
  • Employee Resource Groups

Additional Perks -

  • One Medical - Free Membership
  • Talkspace - Mental Health Therapy 24/7
  • Team Lunches
  • Casual dress code
  • Commuter Benefits (NYC employees only)
  • Citibike (NYC employees only)

Life at HERE 

At HERE, we pride ourselves on fostering a friendly, collaborative, and supportive culture that truly respects the diversity of thought. Our goal is to create a space where employees can learn and innovate, and overall, have a good time doing it. We value and appreciate that our employees have a wide set of interests and experiences and put importance on taking the time to get to know one another and form relationships. From virtual socials and in-person events, to informal meetings and employee resource groups, we make it easy to engage and connect. Our environment promotes a productive, enjoyable learning experience - aligned together, working to create compelling solutions for our clients. Everything works right here.™

 

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The salary range offered for this position is from $69,000 to $125,000 a year. To apply, send resumes to productdesignresumes@here.io, ref: Product Designer - New York City. Benefits information available above.

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