Design, maintain, and scale enterprise design systems and component libraries. Define typography, color, spacing, and UI component standards. Use advanced Figma features and design tokens. Collaborate with front-end developers, document usage guidelines and WCAG accessibility requirements, ensure consistent UX across products, and review designs and live applications to enforce design system adherence.
Design Systems Specialists • Experience: 7–12 years • Strong expertise in designing, maintaining, and scaling enterprise design systems and component libraries. Key responsibilities include: Candidates should have extensive experience in creating, maintaining, and scaling enterprise design systems and component libraries • Creating and maintaining design systems, component libraries, and style guides. • Defining standards for typography, colors, spacing, and UI components. • Leveraging advanced Figma capabilities such as Auto Layout, Variants, Component Properties, and Design Tokens to develop scalable design assets. • Collaborating closely with front-end developers to ensure designs are implemented accurately. • Documenting component usage guidelines, best practices, and accessibility (WCAG) requirements. • Ensuring consistent user experiences across products and platforms. • Reviewing designs and live applications regularly to identify and address inconsistencies and improve adherence to the design system.
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