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Product Designer

Starz

Denver, CO · Mid

$95,000 – $115,000

Listed on Starz’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

STARZ is looking for a Product Designer to lead the design of internal tools used by content operations teams, working independently within a cross-functional group to craft workflows that balance user experience with technical reality. This role suits someone with strong design judgment and system-thinking skills who thrives as the sole designer advocating for UX in a complex, specialized environment.

Our summary, not Starz’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 4+ years product or UX design experience, with meaningful time on enterprise software or internal tools
  • Advanced Figma proficiency with daily use and design library maintenance
  • Ownership experience building and maintaining design systems, component libraries, and token files
  • Strong rapid prototyping skills
  • Demonstrated design judgment to evaluate solutions and make principled decisions
  • Deep fluency in information architecture and interaction design for data-dense, task-oriented interfaces
  • Ability to operate as sole designer and validate thinking independently
  • Strong communication to engineers, managers, and non-design stakeholders
  • Portfolio with process-driven case studies on complex, workflow-heavy products

Nice to have

  • Experience with Kendo UI for Angular or comparable component-based UI frameworks
  • Experience managing Figma variables and semantic design tokens
  • Background in content operations, media, broadcast, or specialized internal tool environments
  • Structured, test-and-measure approach to design decisions and AI-augmented workflows
  • Portfolio demonstrating design system building, maintenance, and evolution over time

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