• As a Senior Product Designer, you'll independently drive and elevate the UX for critical and strategic features, often across multiple product areas or complex initiatives. • Collaborate cross-functionally to proactively identify systemic problems, define visionary solutions, and deliver user-centered design strategies that drive significant, measurable business and user impact. • Mentor and guide less experienced designers. • Play a pivotal role in shaping and optimizing the end-to-end user experience within our products. • Craft intuitive and scalable user flows, design highly functional and elegant interfaces, and establish consistent design patterns across all product touchpoints. • Lead collaboration with Product Managers, Engineers, User Researchers, Content Designers, and Key Stakeholders. • Translate complex user insights and ambiguous product requirements into innovative design solutions that align with user needs and business goals.

• Contribute to net-new product development—from early requirements and audience insights to low- and high-fidelity prototypes and feasibility exploration • Drive the design of UI/UX features and workflows from discovery to delivery across multiple modules and products within our unified platform • Collaborate cross-functionally with product managers, engineers, and stakeholders throughout the agile process—including participation in sprint planning, refinement, and QA • Help build and maintain our design system and component library, including support for dark and light mode themes in partnership with engineering. • Design and iterate on data-rich dashboards and visualizations, crafting experiences that help users and makes sense of high-volume data. • Translate technical workflows into elegant and intuitive UI/UX that builds trust and drives adoption. • Conduct customer interviews and design feedback sessions, incorporating insights into iterative improvements • Identify and document visual discrepancies from design or interaction bugs, collaborating with QA and engineering to resolve issues and maintain high design quality • Create and maintain well organized Figma files, including wireframes, prototypes, specifications, and Jira tickets. • Bring a strategic mindset to prioritization, design tradeoffs, and iterative testing, helping teams move fast without compromising quality. • Create space for capturing metrics in your design and using those metrics to improve the experiences for your users.

• Own the end-to-end design for the Admin Platform: settings, identity and access management, billing, policy surfaces, and cross-product admin workflows • Ensure that administrators can manage their organizations and achieve their goals across every Docker product surface without hitting seams or contradictions • Identify UX debt across the admin domain and drive it into the roadmap; you're accountable for the overall quality of the experience, not just the next sprint • Partner closely with Engineering and PM to define how new products and features integrate with the admin platform in a way that feels coherent, not bolted on • Use AI tools actively throughout the design process for prototyping, synthesis, and iteration • Collaborate across stakeholders (product, engineering, sales, security, and legal) to build a shared design direction for how Docker serves its administrators • Mentor and elevate more junior designers; your work should be the reference that others study and pull from

• Lead design across your SpryCIS squads alongside a Staff Designer, helping build a shared design practice in a product area that's ready for it. • Collaborate with your product and engineering partners in a triad. Advocate for the user, build real relationships, and help the people around you make better decisions because design is in the room. • Translate complex workflows and product requirements into experiences that feel clear and obvious. These are people doing demanding, real-world jobs, and the design should make that easier. • Bring visual craft to CIS. Use typography, hierarchy, and considered use of space to make complex information easier to read and act on. • Run user research and usability testing to get close to how utility professionals actually work, then let that shape the design. • Produce wireframes, user flows, and prototypes that make your thinking visible and easy for product and engineering to build from. • Engage in design critiques, share what you’re learning, and push back when something isn’t right. You're part of a team that cares about craft and making each other better.