Product Designer

1Password's Experience, Design and Research (EDR) team transforms complex security challenges into elegant, human-centered experiences. As a Product Designer, you'll contribute to product experiences that make security clear, usable, and trustworthy for individuals and businesses alike. You'll own well-defined features and problem spaces, partnering with product managers, engineers, and researchers to understand user needs, explore solutions, and deliver high-quality work that aligns with customer goals and business priorities. The role is ideal for a generalist designer building their product thinking, developing a strong design craft, and growing their ability to balance usability, accessibility, and security considerations.

Responsibilities

• Independently drive the design of well-scoped features from discovery through delivery, with regular check-ins and feedback from your manager and team.
• Actively participate in design critiques and team rituals, sharing work openly, incorporating feedback, and communicating your design rationale.
• Develop a deep understanding of your product area, proactively identifying questions and gaps and bringing a clear point of view to your work.
• Take ownership of increasingly complex features, demonstrating consistent design quality and a growing ability to navigate ambiguity.
• Build cross-functional relationships and contribute to roadmap and prioritization conversations alongside your PM and engineering partners.
• Contribute to team culture through peer feedback, mentorship of interns or junior designers, and improvements to shared processes.

Qualifications

• 2 to 4 years of relevant design experience at a product-driven company.
• Proficiency in Figma and experience with AI prototyping tools such as Figma Make or Cursor.
• Curiosity about agentic development tools (Cursor, Claude Code, or MCP-based tools) and how AI is changing the design-to-code pipeline; hands-on experience is a plus.
• A portfolio of recent project work demonstrating your craft, design process, and user impact.
• Experience collaborating with Engineering, Product Management, and User Research to ship designs.
• Growing product thinking and an ability to make informed design decisions using research, data, and a clear point of view.
• Ability to work independently with some support, take ownership of projects, and actively seek feedback.
• Bonus: experience designing for security, privacy, enterprise, or regulated products, familiarity with accessibility standards, usability testing, and design system contributions.