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You’ll join a multi-disciplinary product team exploring new, experimental concepts to engage future audiences.
Responsibilities
- Simplify complexity → design delightful, accessible experiences.
- Prototype & run experiments to validate ideas.
- Use & evolve Wikimedia’s design system.
- Ensure accessibility compliance.
- Collaborate with PMs & engineers on product plans & processes.
- Distill complex concepts into clear, engaging narratives.
- Contribute to team operations & process improvements.
- Mentor other designers, support team growth.
What they’re looking for
- 8+ years in design (UX, product, or related).
- Strong storytelling to persuade stakeholders.
- Experience mentoring designers & receiving feedback.
- Skilled in research methods (evaluative & generative).
- Balance between visionary ideation & tactical execution.
- Strong prototyping ability.
- Shares work with the global design community.
Nice-to-haves
- Background in content, publishing, education, or edutainment.
- Experience with emerging tech & younger audiences.
- Hands-on research experience.
- Familiarity with open source / free knowledge communities.
- Multilingual (bonus given Wikipedia’s ~300 languages).
Team & Logistics
- Weekly design team meetings:
- Tues: 15:00–16:00 UTC (11a–12p ET / 8–9a PT)
- Thurs: 14:00–15:20 UTC (10a–11:20a ET / 7–8:20a PT)
- Product team syncs: 17:00–21:00 UTC (1–5p ET / 10a–2p PT).
Compensation
- US pay range: $134,133 – $208,254 (adjusted by location).
- Non-US hires via Employer of Record in eligible countries.
- Competitive & equitable comp, aligned with Wikimedia’s values.
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