Senior Product Designer

**Overview:** - Senior Product Designer role at 1Password - Focus on driving impactful design work - Balance product-led growth experiments with UX improvements - Remote opportunity within Canada and the US **Key Responsibilities:** - Optimize user journey for revenue generation and reduced friction - Refine onboarding experiences - Enhance existing features - Create user personas, journey maps, and wireframes - Conduct user research and usability testing - Lead design projects and guide teams - Mentor junior designers - Collaborate with Engineering, Product Management, and User Research - Manage stakeholder needs with user requirements - Adapt to changing priorities in agile environments - Ownership and independent work with a growth mindset - Proficiency with Figma and design systems - Interest in authentication and cybersecurity **Requirements/Skills/Qualifications:** - 5+ years of relevant design experience - Portfolio demonstrating design process and impact - Experience in user research and usability testing - Strong problem-solving and product thinking - Ability to reduce complex problems - Strategic thinking for product direction - Leadership in design projects - Experience in agile development environments - Proficiency with Figma and design systems - Interest in cybersecurity **Compensation & Benefits:** - USA-based roles: $143,000 - $193,000 USD base salary - Canada-based roles: $122,000 - $166,000 CAD base salary - Benefits include health, dental, RRSP, paid time off, equity grant, and incentive programs - Wellness spending allowance, wellness coach membership, comprehensive health coverage - Company equity, retirement matching, training budget, 1Password University access - Paid volunteer days, DEIB programs, peer recognition through Bonusly - Background check may include various verifications **Note:** - Remote work is a core part of the role - Accommodations may be requested - AI employment decision tool used in recruitment - Candidate Privacy Notice available for AI accommodation and opt-out procedures