Principal Product Designer - Wall Street Journal Enterprise Products

About the Team:

Our Technology team drives the evolution of our Technology, Engineering, Data, Product and User Experience functions. With a keen focus on delivering cutting‑edge solutions, we shape the digital landscape for our customers, readers and users. From revolutionizing visuals to optimizing tools and harnessing the power of data, mobile, video and social platforms, our team is committed to providing a seamless and immersive experience across all touchpoints.

Collaborating closely with our newsrooms and strategic partners, we spearhead the development of groundbreaking products and technologies.

Our Design & Research org brings together world‑class designers and researchers with a unified purpose: to connect people to the news and information that matters most. We re the strategic force that transforms deep user understanding into exceptional product experiences across our entire portfolio—from The Wall Street Journal to Factiva.

Together, we re building coherent, accessible experiences that honor our 135-year foundation while pushing us boldly into the future. We re a globally distributed team spearheading a digital transformation at Dow Jones, newly staffed by industry leaders from Google, Linked In, The New York Times, and more. Through our joint expertise in design craft and research rigor, we ensure that millions of users can depend on our platforms for truth in a world full of noise.

We re seeking a Principal Product Designer to own the design strategy for our WSJ enterprise products—professional experiences that bring The Wall Street Journal and the wider Dow Jones portfolio to the businesses and institutions that rely on our journalism to make informed decisions. In this a senior individual‑contributor role, you will set the direction for one of our growth areas and become a go‑to design expert on how Dow Jones serves enterprise and professional customers.

Enterprise customers don t always consume content the way consumers do. Designing for them means thinking beyond the article—how a professional finds what s relevant to their work, how an organization manages access for its employees, and how our trusted journalism earns a place in the working day of decision‑makers. You ll hold enterprise design to the high bar set by our consumer products and be tightly integrated with the platforms guaranteeing these decision‑makers are empowered with WSJ + Dow Jones content.

This is a role with influence and scope. You ll shape strategy with senior design, product, and business leadership, resolve the tension between enterprise requirements and consumer‑grade craft, contribute to the enterprise patterns that live in our Index Design System, and mentor senior designers across both our professional and consumer brands. You ll be the design authority for your domain—navigating ambiguity and setting the standard others build upon.

You will report to the SVP of Product Design within the Design & Research organization.

• Own the design strategy for our enterprise experiences. Set a coherent, multi‑year direction for how professional customers discover, read, and act on our journalism, and tie it to measurable outcomes such as seat growth, engagement, renewal, and expansion
• Own the admin experience that powers the reader experience. Design how organizations manage seats, assign content, and understand engagement across their teams
• Hold enterprise work to the Journal s standard of craft. Bring the typography, information design, and attention to detail that characterize our consumer products into a business environment, and help set the bar for what enterprise design quality means at Dow Jones
• Shape strategy with senior leadership. Present your direction to senior design, product, and business leaders, and to other executives where needed, building the partnerships that move great design forward across a field of competing priorities
• Establish further patterns in our Index Design System—the components, density, navigation, and permission‑aware behavior that professional products depend on—knowing when conformity with our consumer brands serves the…