Own and evolve Replits design system end-to-end, including components, patterns, principles, and governance.
Collaborate with product designers, engineers, and design engineers for system scalability and enterprise adoption.
Define system evolution, decision-making processes, and balance consistency with flexibility.

Lead vision, strategy, and roadmap for the design system.
Define and evolve core components, patterns, tokens, and interaction standards.
Support diverse surfaces from core UI to enterprise templates and customer-integrated systems.
Partner with product designers and engineers to build new features on system primitives.
Design for extensibility including custom stacks and customer-specific theming.
Improve discoverability, clarity, and usability of system-driven UI.
Collaborate with design engineers on implementation details and system architecture.
Influence code-level decisions affecting system consistency and adoption.
Shape tooling, Storybook usage, and contribution workflows.
Establish contribution models, review processes, and decision frameworks for system changes.
Provide guidance and sign-off on system-level decisions as domain owner.
Document principles, patterns, and rationale for scalable decision making.
Identify inconsistencies and drive systematic improvements across the product.
Balance speed and craft, advocating for system-level thinking across teams.

10+ years of product design experience with deep ownership of a design system at scale.
Strong systems thinker understanding patterns, abstractions, and long-term impacts.
Experience collaborating closely with engineers on component APIs and implementation details.
Ability to operate at multiple levels from high-level principles to pixel-level decisions.
Proven track record evolving complex component libraries and supporting multiple product variations.
Strong opinions on system governance, contribution models, and adoption strategies.
Highly collaborative and influential without hierarchy.
Comfortable navigating ambiguity and making pragmatic decisions.