Product Designer II; Commerce

Disney Entertainment and ESPN Product & Technology is building how fans discover, sign up for, pay for, and stay with Disney+ and Hulu. On the Growth and Commerce team, you will help shape subscriber conversion and retention experiences used at global scale across web, mobile, and living room devices
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This is a Product Designer II (Commerce) role based in New York, NY (onsite), focused on taking on complex, often ambiguous problems across the subscriber journey. You will lead end-to-end design, working closely with product managers and engineers, and using evidence-based, measured outcomes to guide strategy.

• End-to-end design for a specific domain within the subscriber growth journey, typically extending existing features or defining net-new capabilities from problem framing to shipped, measured experiences
  .
• Independent execution of the full design process, including user flows, wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity mockups
  , turning ambiguity into clear design direction.
• Design system evolution by contributing new components and patterns as growth surfaces evolve, including helping define deltas across web, mobile, and living room devices
  .
• Early collaboration with Product Managers and Engineers to help shape feature definition and scope
  , not only design implementation.
• Design delivery to engineering and QA, including specs, redlines, edge cases, and states across platforms and device types, plus support for junior designers doing the same.
• Accessibility built in from the outset, including contrast, focus order, screen reader support, and remote-based navigation
  , and efforts to raise the accessibility bar across the team.
• Experimentation support by helping define strategy for A/B and multivariate tests
  , then synthesizing results to inform not just iterations but broader team learnings.
• AI-assisted tooling as a core part of workflow for exploration, prototyping, and synthesis, including helping the team clarify where AI helps and where it does not.
• Mentoring more junior designers and presenting work regularly in critiques and reviews
  , including explaining the reasoning behind design decisions.

• 3+ years of experience in product design, UX design, or a related design field, with a track record of shipping complex features end-to-end.
• A portfolio showing strong UX and visual craft
  , deep process, and measurable outcomes at scale
  .
• Strong proficiency in Figma
  , including component systems and advanced interactive prototyping
  .
• Solid grounding in user-centered design methodologies
  , applied independently.
• Working knowledge of accessible design practices and WCAG standards
  , with experience designing for accessibility from the outset.
• Experience using AI-assisted tools as a core part of the design process, with a clear point of view on value and limitations.
• Exceptional communication skills, including written, verbal, interpersonal, and presentation abilities, plus experience mentoring or giving feedback to other designers.
• A degree or certification in UX Design, Product Design, HCI, Communication Design, or Graphic Design, or equivalent practical experience.
• Bachelor’s degree required.

Disney Streaming is changing how people watch sports, movies, and television, with fans expecting content available anywhere, anytime, on any device. The Growth and Commerce team owns the key conversion funnels that drive discovery, sign-up, payment, activation, and retention across web, mobile, and living room
.

Technologies: Figma, WCAG, A/B testing, multivariate tests.

• Glendale, CA hiring range: $108,500 - $145,500 per year
• New York, NY hiring range: $113,700 - $152,400 per year

The base pay offered may vary based on internal equity and the candidate’s geographic region, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience. A bonus and/or long-term incentive units may be provided, along with medical, financial, and/or other benefits depending on level and position.