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Citigroup

UX Product Design Lead

Citigroup

Tampa, FL · full time · Senior

$125,600 – $188,400

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

What this role is

Lead the design quality and user experience for Citi's HR applications, mentoring other designers while setting standards for intuitive, accessible enterprise interfaces. This role suits experienced design leaders who thrive in complex, high-stakes environments and want to shape how millions of employees interact with critical systems daily.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 7–12 years of UX design experience with a track record of leading design quality
  • Demonstrable experience delivering complex enterprise-scale or consumer design at senior level
  • Strong attention to detail, analytical skills, and problem-solving ability
  • Creative eye for design quality and consistency
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills
  • Proficiency in professional design tools such as Figma, Sketch, AdobeXD, or InVision
  • Significant experience working with and contributing to Design Systems and pattern libraries
  • Proven ability to guide and develop other designers through critique and mentorship
  • Proven ability to leverage AI-enabled design tools and workflows strategically
  • Bachelor's degree
  • Portfolio with case study walkthrough required during interview
  • Ability to ensure designs comply with ADA/WCAG accessibility standards

Nice to have

  • Experience in e-commerce, Internet, or mobile space
  • Experience with agile methodology
  • Financial services or commercial banking industry experience
  • Experience defining or contributing to design vision and experience principles
  • Master's degree

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