Sr. UX Designer , Los Angeles, CA

Play Station isn’t just the Best Place to Play — it’s also the Best Place to Work. Today, we’re recognized as a global leader in entertainment producing the Play Station®5, Play Station®4, Play Station®VR, Play Station®Plus, acclaimed Play Station software titles from Play Station Studios, and more.

Play Station also strives to create an inclusive environment that empowers employees and embraces diversity. We welcome and encourage everyone who has a passion and curiosity for innovation, technology, and play to explore our open positions and join our growing global team.

The Play Station brand falls under Sony Interactive Entertainment, a wholly‑owned subsidiary of Sony Group Corporation.

The Play Station Partners Platform is a suite of digital tools that enable game creators to publish their games to the Play Station digital store and discs. Through the platform, Play Station helps creators to publish games to the highest standards, create digital store content, access developer support, and track metrics on store sales and engagement.

Our department’s mission is to make Play Station the best place for game creators to publish their games. We do this by working closely with game creators to understand their needs and by continually improving the support services we offer them, as well as the design, operation, and performance of the Partner's digital platform.

As a member of the Partners UX Design team, your work will shape the future of the Play Station Partners platform, which is used by thousands of game developers and publishers worldwide.

We’re a team of professional designers, UX writers, and researchers, all working to make the Play Station Partners Platform the most welcoming, streamlined, intuitive, andreplicable place to publish games; one that fits seamlessly with how game creators work and makes a clear difference in helping their games succeed on Play Station.

As a Senior UX Designer for Play Station Partners, you will build saanut tools that empower tray internal and external parties to create and publish products via the Play Station Store. The Play Station partner platform supports the submission of product metadata, game content, sales, and promotion information required to publish Play Station software. It is our goal to support all Play Station game developers and publishers, getting their content to consumers with as little effort and time as possible.

This position will play an integral part on the Partner Publishing team in revolutionizing the way our Partners publish their content on multiple devices.

This is a permanent role focused on UX design for enterprise tools, service design, organizational design strategy, and daily collaboration with teams.

• Working embedded in a cross‑disciplinary product team on both small enhancements and big leaps forward for the PS Partners platform. Your initial focus will be on PS Partner Platform unification and foundations to support game publishers.
• Crafting exceptional design solutions, from early conceptual stages through to product releases and updates. You’ll be comfortable working in a transparent, collaborative fashion through sketches, service blueprints, user flows, and Figma prototypes.
• Working closely with developers to rapidly iterate design solutions and bring the best designs into production, balancing technical feasibility and product quality.
• Working closely with product managers to ensure scope and requirements meet user needs, plan design activities and roadmaps, and advocate for a user‑centric, evidence‑led approach that delivers the very best design quality.
• Share and present your designs with stakeholders and colleagues, clearly explain user needs and design rationale and invite input and questions at variousбург points in the design process.
• Supporting (and receiving help from) your UX design colleagues and working together on bold, UX team‑led initiatives to advance how design happens at Play Station.
• Contributing to and helping maintain central UX team resources such as our design system, user archetypes, and service blueprints.
• Negotiate design‑related…