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Product Designer jobs in Washington, D.C.

3 open roles classified as Product Designer and placed in Washington, D.C., read from employers’ own careers sites.

Palantir

Product Designer, Internship - US Government

Palantir

Internship · 3 locations · $8,500 / month

Palantir seeks an intern to contribute to the user experience design of its data analytics platforms, working on design sprints, micro-interactions, and UI component systems alongside a collaborative design team. This role suits someone starting their design career who wants hands-on experience in product design at a company serving government and institutional clients.

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Palantir

Product Designer - US Government

Palantir

Full-time · 2 locations · $130,000 – $135,000

This role designs user interfaces and experiences for Palantir's data analytics platform, with hands-on work across interaction design, prototyping, user research, and cross-functional collaboration. It suits designers who enjoy autonomy, are comfortable visiting customer sites, and want to balance creative design work with some technical understanding of how their designs are built.

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Palantir

Product Designer, New Grad - US Government

Palantir

Full-time · 3 locations · $125,000 – $130,000

Palantir is hiring a designer to work on the user experience of its data analysis software used by government and enterprise customers. This role suits recent graduates eager to develop design skills on complex, mission-critical systems while working closely with a growing design team.

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