Design Engineer for Design System

Discord connects over 200 million users each month for a variety of reasons, yet one unifying activity predominates: gaming. With over 90% of our audience engaged in gaming, they collectively spend an astounding 1.5 billion hours on our platform monthly, exploring thousands of unique titles. As we shape the future of gaming, our mission is to enhance the social experience for gamers before, during, and after gameplay.We are on the lookout for a skilled Design Program Manager to collaborate closely with our Systems teams. This pivotal role combines design expertise, systems thinking, and cross-functional execution, making it a high-impact, high-trust position.The Systems team consists of Design Systems and Creative Systems. The Design Systems team focuses on creating the foundational primitives and standards utilized by engineers and designers to develop Discord's products. Meanwhile, the Creative Systems team is responsible for defining and maintaining the graphic, illustration, and motion systems that establish Discord's visual identity.As the Design Program Manager, you will assist Systems Designers and Engineers in balancing proactive planned work initiated by the internal team with reactive incoming requests from our partner teams. By merging strategic vision with operational execution, you will enable the entire Systems team to deliver their projects with clarity, speed, and purpose.Reporting to the TPM organization, your daily collaboration will involve Systems leads, designers, engineers, as well as cross-functional partners across the company. This role is meant for someone who thrives on transforming complexity into clarity to accelerate the efforts of design and engineering teams.

About UsAt LangChain, we are on a mission to revolutionize the landscape of intelligent agents, creating the foundations for agent engineering that are both practical and impactful. Our goal is to empower developers to transition from initial prototypes to production-ready AI agents that teams can truly depend on. Initially founded on widely embraced open-source tools, we have expanded to provide a comprehensive platform for constructing, assessing, deploying, and managing agents at scale.Today, our tools—LangChain, LangGraph, LangSmith, and Agent Builder—are trusted by teams delivering real AI solutions across startups and major corporations. Millions of developers leverage LangChain to support AI initiatives at significant organizations, including Replit, Clay, Coinbase, Workday, Lyft, Cloudflare, Harvey, Rippling, Vanta, and 35% of the Fortune 500.With $125M raised in a Series B funding round from renowned investors such as IVP, Sequoia, Benchmark, CapitalG, and Sapphire Ventures, we are poised for accelerated growth and innovation. Every member of our team plays a pivotal role in shaping the technology that will define the future.About the RoleAs we embark on our next growth phase, we seek to transition from manual processes to a robust and efficient

Join Gridware as a Technical Program Manager!At Gridware, we are at the forefront of revolutionizing the electrical grid. Based in the vibrant city of San Francisco, we focus on enhancing grid reliability and safety through our innovative Active Grid Response (AGR) system. With our cutting-edge technology, which incorporates high-precision sensors, we proactively detect and address potential issues, minimizing outages and maximizing efficiency. Our mission is supported by leading climate-tech and Silicon Valley investors. To learn more about our transformative work, visit www.Gridware.io.Role OverviewAs the Technical Program Manager for Manufacturing Systems, you will be pivotal in steering the strategy, implementation, and continual development of ERP and manufacturing systems. This role bridges the gap between manufacturing operations, enterprise software, and data engineering teams, ensuring our systems evolve into scalable, productized platforms rather than isolated implementations.

Join Waymo as a Technical Program Manager in Systems Engineering, where you'll lead cross-functional teams to drive innovative projects in autonomous vehicle technology. Your expertise in project management and systems engineering will be pivotal in ensuring our engineering programs are executed on time and within scope.As a key member of our team, you will facilitate collaboration between engineering, product management, and operations to deliver cutting-edge solutions aimed at revolutionizing transportation. Your role involves defining project scopes, managing timelines, and ensuring adherence to budget constraints, all while maintaining a high standard of quality.

Impulse, based in San Francisco, brings together engineers, designers, and innovators to build high-performance products for whole-home electrification. The team focuses on making sustainable home choices both practical and attractive, aiming for solutions that last without compromise. Role overview The Hardware System Technical Program Manager guides complex hardware systems from initial concept through production and launch. This role sits at the center of the hardware product lifecycle, ensuring seamless integration of systems into Impulse’s products. What you will do Lead cross-functional teams, including Mechanical, Electrical, and Firmware Engineers, through every stage of hardware development Coordinate efforts with Product Management, Finance, Tech Operations, Marketing, and company leadership Drive hardware program execution, keeping projects aligned with business objectives and timelines Manage collaboration with joint development partners and internal stakeholders Location This position is based in San Francisco.

Join Anthropic as a Program Manager for Finance Systems, focusing on the Quote-to-Cash process. In this pivotal role, you will spearhead initiatives that enhance our financial systems, ensuring seamless transactions and optimal cash flow management. Your expertise will guide cross-functional teams, driving efficiency and accuracy in our financial operations.

Veeva Systems seeks a Computer System Validation Lead / Program Manager based in San Francisco, California. This role shapes and guides validation programs for cloud-based solutions used in the life sciences industry, with an emphasis on regulatory compliance and operational efficiency. Role overview This position leads the validation of computer systems to ensure they meet regulatory standards. The work spans the entire validation process, from initial planning through final execution. Collaboration with teams across the company is central to aligning on quality expectations and maintaining best practices. Main responsibilities Direct validation efforts for computer systems to satisfy regulatory requirements Oversee all stages of the validation process, from planning to completion Partner with internal teams to ensure quality standards are met Monitor and refine validation practices to support business objectives Requirements Background in managing validation programs within regulated settings Strong knowledge of quality standards for computer systems Skilled at working with cross-functional stakeholders

Join Lyft as a Senior Design Program Manager in our Design Foundations & AI Transformation team, where you will play a pivotal role in shaping and enhancing our design processes, driving innovation through AI integration. This is an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of design and technology, ensuring that our design principles are robust and scalable to meet the evolving needs of our users.As a Senior Design Program Manager, you will lead cross-functional teams, manage complex design projects, and collaborate closely with designers, product managers, and engineers to deliver exceptional design solutions. You will champion design thinking methodologies and foster an environment that promotes creativity and excellence.

CoreWeave is The Essential Cloud for AI™. Founded by visionaries for visionaries, CoreWeave provides a cutting-edge platform of technology, tools, and expert teams that empower innovators to confidently build and scale AI solutions. Our services are trusted by top AI labs, startups, and global enterprises, combining unmatched infrastructure performance with extensive technical expertise to drive breakthroughs and transform computing into powerful capabilities. CoreWeave transitioned to a publicly traded company (Nasdaq: CRWV) in March 2025. Discover more at www.coreweave.com.What You’ll Do:The Design Program Coordinator will act as a strategic and operational partner to the VP of Data Center Design, enhancing execution, alignment, and efficiency across the Design organization. This role collaborates closely with leadership to prioritize initiatives, coordinate complex design programs, and facilitate clear communication among teams and stakeholders.About the role:The Design Program Coordinator is a vital partner focused on program execution, organizational effectiveness, and cross-functional alignment. On a daily basis, you will assist the VP in managing priorities, tracking key initiative execution, and ensuring the design organization operates smoothly and efficiently. You will oversee intricate design programs, support team planning and resource allocation, and translate technical work into clear, actionable updates for leadership. This position merges technical knowledge in data center design with robust program and organizational management responsibilities.Who You Are:Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or related Engineering discipline4+ years of experience in data center design, MEP engineering, or technical data center infrastructure rolesProven expertise in coordinating multi-project portfolios or intricate engineering programsStrong comprehension of data center MEP systems and design documentation workflowsExperience in project tracking, milestone management, and executive-level reporting

About Our TeamThe Safety Systems team is seeking a dedicated Technical Program Manager who will play a pivotal role in optimizing our comprehensive safety framework and integrating diverse safety research and mitigations into ChatGPT and our API. This position is essential for the secure deployment of our innovative models by synthesizing contributions from various stakeholders, including research, product development, engineering, legal, and policy teams, to ensure all risks are effectively monitored, mitigated, or resolved.About the RoleIn the position of Safety Engineering Technical Program Manager, you will oversee critical responsibilities such as tracking progress in safety engineering and managing risk assessments. You will also supervise key data infrastructure initiatives, acting as a crucial connector to enhance the implementation of OpenAI's safety systems. Moreover, you will develop and execute a computing roadmap for your team, ensuring that our primary objectives are adequately resourced while capitalizing on new opportunities for significant safety infrastructure investments. Your primary focus will be to establish a foundational layer that supports the safety of all our models and products.This role is located in San Francisco, CA. We operate on a hybrid work model, requiring employees to be in the office three days a week, and we provide relocation assistance to new hires.Responsibilities:Manage key risk domains and engage with relevant stakeholders.Collaborate directly with safety engineers, engineering managers, and product managers to establish a unified safety infrastructure.Oversee data and computational infrastructure, including capacity planning and data residency.Design and implement essential internal programs, including incident management and processes for regularly updating safety mitigations.Prioritize and manage a portfolio of infrastructure requests from internal teams.Ideal Candidates Will:Hold a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering, or possess substantial engineering expertise.Demonstrate a proven history of delivering complex technical projects on time and to high standards.Exhibit strong technical skills and have effectively collaborated with top-tier engineering and research teams.Show expertise in creating and implementing straightforward, scalable processes that address intricate challenges.Possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills to work across various teams.

Hinge Health is building technology to improve musculoskeletal care for millions. The Engineering Manager, Design Systems role sits at the heart of this mission, leading the team that defines and maintains the design language across all Hinge Health products. Based in San Francisco headquarters, this position guides the group responsible for the component library, design tokens, and accessibility standards. The work ensures engineers and designers deliver consistent, high-quality experiences for users and care teams alike. Role overview This manager leads a team of 4–8 engineers, shaping the systems that underpin every product interface. The group maintains the core component library, manages design tokens, and upholds accessibility standards. Collaboration with design leadership, product stakeholders, and frontend engineers is central to the role, helping to align design system strategy with company goals. What you will do First 3 months Audit the current design system architecture, including component library coverage and adoption metrics across teams. Build strong relationships with design leadership, product stakeholders, and key frontend engineers. Assess team dynamics and onboarding processes, and establish effective coaching and feedback routines. First 6 months Launch a contribution model and governance framework to enable product engineers to extend the design system, targeting measurable adoption gains. Improve the design token pipeline, Storybook documentation, and component APIs for easier integration by engineers. Set up metrics and feedback channels, such as adoption rates, change velocity, and developer satisfaction, to guide ongoing improvement. First year Own the strategic roadmap for the component library, theming infrastructure, and accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1 AA), working closely with your team and stakeholders. Grow the team with a focus on frontend craftsmanship, systems thinking, and integrating AI tools like Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code. Lead the development of migration tools and enforce semantic versioning so the design system can evolve smoothly without disrupting dependent teams.

Astranis is at the forefront of space technology, crafting cutting-edge satellites designed for high orbits, which significantly broaden our capabilities within the solar system. Presently, Astranis satellites deliver dedicated and secure networks to a diverse range of sophisticated clients globally, including large corporations, sovereign governments, and the U.S. military. With five satellites already in orbit and numerous launches on the horizon, we are actively addressing a backlog exceeding $1 billion in commercial contracts.Astranis stands as the preferred partner in satellite communications, recognized for our unwavering commitment to uptime, data security, network visibility, and tailored solutions. With over $750 million raised from top-tier investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our team of 450 engineers and entrepreneurs designs, builds, and operates satellites from our expansive 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California, USA.Senior Technical Program Manager - Ground SystemsIn this pivotal role as the Technical Program Manager for Ground Systems, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams at Astranis to oversee every facet of Ground program execution, encompassing both software and hardware development and operations. This high-impact and visible position within our Technical Program Management team will focus on leading and managing the ground-based infrastructure and systems essential for satellite operations and missions.

Why Join Harvey?At Harvey, we are at the forefront of revolutionizing the legal and professional services landscape. Our innovative approach combines advanced AI technologies, a robust enterprise platform, and extensive industry expertise to fundamentally change the way critical knowledge work is executed for years to come.This is a unique opportunity to play a pivotal role in constructing a world-class company during a significant growth phase. With over 1,000 customers spanning more than 58 countries, we have achieved a strong product-market fit and enjoy the backing of distinguished investors. We are rapidly scaling and pioneering a new category in our field. The challenges are ambitious, the standards are high, and the potential for personal, professional, and financial growth is unparalleled.Our team is composed of intelligent, driven individuals who are deeply dedicated to our mission. We operate with urgency and intensity, taking full ownership of the challenges we face—from initial ideation to long-term results. We maintain close relationships with our customers and collaborate effectively to address real-world issues with dedication and care. If you thrive in uncertainty, strive for excellence, and want to help shape the future of work alongside others who are equally committed, we invite you to join us in this exciting journey.At Harvey, we are penning the future of professional services today—and we are just getting started.Role OverviewAs a Staff Design Systems Designer, you will establish the foundational elements that ensure Harvey’s product remains coherent, scalable, and dependable as it evolves in complexity. Our design system transcends a mere collection of components; it serves as a universal language among design, engineering, and AI, guaranteeing consistency, quality, and user confidence across every interaction.In this capacity, you will be both a systems thinker and a hands-on contributor. Collaborating closely with frontend and platform engineering teams, you will design, develop, and enhance the components, patterns, and tokens that are integral to our product. Your contributions will directly influence the speed at which teams build, the reliability of the product, and the confidence users have in interacting with AI-enhanced workflows.Key ResponsibilitiesDefine and refine the core design system elements, including components, patterns, and tokens that scale across intricate, AI-driven experiences.Design, prototype, and deliver production-ready system components in close partnership with frontend engineering teams.Collaborate directly with frontend and platform engineers to ensure that design decisions are seamlessly translated into code, sharing accountability for quality, performance, and maintainability.

Join Airwallex as a Staff Product DesignerAt Airwallex, we are revolutionizing the way global businesses manage payments and finances. Our innovative platform, combining proprietary infrastructure and advanced software, enables more than 200,000 businesses worldwide to handle everything from accounts to embedded finance solutions seamlessly.Founded in Melbourne, we take pride in our diverse team of 2,000+ talented professionals across 26 global offices. With a valuation of $8 billion and support from prestigious investors like T. Rowe Price and Visa, we’re at the forefront of creating the future of global banking. If you're ready to embark on a challenging and rewarding career journey, we invite you to join us!

About the Role Comfy Org is looking for a Staff Product Designer with a strong systems mindset. This role calls for someone who sees the big picture, how every component and experience fits together across a complex product. The work centers on creating the principles and patterns that keep our product experience unified, not a patchwork of disconnected features. Comfy Org is building a new platform aimed at supporting the next generation of creative production. The goal: design an experience that feels meaningful and cohesive at every touchpoint. What You Will Do Design end-to-end product experiences, guiding projects from early concept to production-ready solutions. Create prototypes that clearly communicate intended user interactions and flows. Develop new interaction patterns for ComfyUI, a product category still taking shape. Own the design system and the principles that guide the team, ensuring they reflect thoughtful decisions about user experience, not just process. Shape the ComfyUI experience at every level, setting a foundation for other designers to build on. Bring fresh ideas and energy to the team, helping tackle complex challenges and raising the bar for what the product can achieve. Location This position is based in San Francisco.

Astranis is pioneering the future of satellite technology with our advanced satellites designed for high orbits, significantly extending humanity's capabilities within the solar system. Our satellites deliver dedicated, secure communication networks to a diverse clientele, including large corporations, government entities, and the US military. With five satellites successfully in orbit and a multitude of launches planned, we are currently managing an impressive backlog of over $1 billion in commercial contracts.We are recognized as the leading satellite communications partner for clients with demanding requirements for uptime, data security, network visibility, and tailored solutions. Having raised over $750 million from premier investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our team is composed of 450 skilled engineers and innovators dedicated to designing, building, and operating state-of-the-art satellites from our expansive 153,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Northern California, USA.RoleAs an Associate Technical Program Manager, you will play a pivotal role in our USG Government Technical Program Management team, ensuring the successful execution of spacecraft programs.Your responsibilities will involve applying systems thinking to navigate complex technical challenges, crafting clear and comprehensive documentation, and creating order from ambiguity across various engineering and stakeholder interfaces.Your work will encompass systems engineering, spacecraft integration, program planning, and cross-functional coordination—aiming for technically sound, organized, and repeatable delivery processes.This position is a fantastic opportunity for a first- or second-year aerospace engineer, systems engineer, or a technical contributor eager to transition into a hybrid systems/program role while remaining closely connected to the engineering and architecture of space systems.Associate roles at Astranis are typically twelve-week salaried positions intended for recent graduates from four-year universities. If you have not yet graduated, we encourage you to apply for our internship program.

Join Sentry as a Senior Product DesignerAt Sentry, we're passionate about eradicating poor software experiences. Our mission is to empower developers to create high-quality software swiftly, allowing everyone to enjoy the wonders of technology once again.With over $217 million in funding and a community of more than 100,000 organizations, including giants like Disney, Microsoft, and Atlassian, we are dedicated to building top-notch performance and error monitoring tools. Our goal is to enable companies to spend less time debugging and more time innovating.Embracing a hybrid work model, Sentry has designated Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays as in-office days to foster collaboration and creativity. If you’re eager to create solutions that enhance digital experiences, we invite you to help us develop the next generation of software monitoring tools.Your RoleWe are on the lookout for a Senior Product Designer to take charge of our design system. This includes developing shared components, patterns, and guidelines that ensure our product remains consistent, accessible, and efficient.In this role, you will collaborate closely with product designers and front-end engineers to design, specify, and refine components of our design system, known as Scraps. You will need to contemplate how a select menu functions across various contexts, structure a form system for adaptability and uniformity, and streamline multiple button patterns into a single effective design.This position is distinct from typical product design roles; rather than designing entire features, you will focus on crafting the foundational blocks that enhance product functionality. You will audit existing patterns, pinpoint inconsistencies, establish usage guidelines, and create comprehensive documentation and Figma libraries to empower designers and engineers alike.ResponsibilitiesOversee component libraries, variables, and styles that shape Sentry's design language, ensuring accuracy, proper documentation, and alignment with coded implementations.Collaborate with design engineers to specify new components, enhance existing ones, and guarantee that design intent is seamlessly integrated into implementation.Conduct audits of the product for pattern inconsistencies and drive consolidation, providing clear guidance on component usage.Develop and maintain documentation, usage guidelines, and Storybook narratives to assist designers and engineers in utilizing the system effectively.Create shared tools like linters and design tokens to facilitate a cohesive design workflow.

About Hayden AI Hayden AI builds computer vision systems that help transit agencies and government organizations solve practical challenges. The company’s mobile perception platform supports clients in enforcing bus lanes and stops, improving transportation technology, speeding up transit, increasing street safety, and advancing sustainability goals. Role Overview The Principal Technical Program Manager ensures visibility and accountability for delivery across Hayden AI’s engineering and business portfolio. This role works closely with executive leadership and partners from Engineering, Growth, Finance, and Operations to turn sometimes conflicting business commitments into a unified, actionable plan. Managing the balance between capacity and demand is central to the role. Success in this position requires broad technical fluency, from hardware and embedded software to edge AI, cloud services, computer vision, fleet systems, and government deployments. The Principal Technical Program Manager identifies risks early and helps guide key discussions across teams. Key Responsibilities Portfolio Governance: Oversee the full program portfolio, maintaining a single source of truth for commitments, capacity, dependencies, and project status across the company. Business-Engineering Liaison: Serve as the main connection between executive leadership and engineering, translating business needs into engineering capacity plans and surfacing tradeoffs in advance. Executive Reporting: Build and manage dashboards, reporting structures, and communication processes that give senior leadership a clear view of portfolio health. Capacity Planning & Demand Management: Work with engineering leads in Hardware, Perception, Platform/Cloud, and Engineering Operations to stay current on capacity versus demand and drive prioritization when needed. Cross-Functional Program Delivery: Lead the execution of strategic programs spanning multiple engineering areas and business teams, including customer deployments, new product launches, and scaling operational initiatives. Location This role is based at Hayden AI’s San Francisco headquarters.

Astranis Space Technologies Corp. is at the forefront of satellite innovation, crafting advanced satellites designed for high orbits that extend humanity's reach into the cosmos. Our satellites deliver dedicated and secure communications networks to a diverse clientele, including large enterprises, sovereign governments, and the U.S. military. With five satellites successfully in orbit and numerous launches on the horizon, we are addressing a backlog of over $1 billion in commercial contracts.As a trusted partner in satellite communications, we cater to clients with rigorous demands for reliability, data security, network visibility, and tailored solutions. Backed by over $750 million in funding from leading investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blackrock, and Fidelity, our team of 450 engineers and entrepreneurs operates from a 153,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art headquarters in Northern California.Technical Program Manager, USG ProgramsAs a Technical Program Manager focused on U.S. Government programs, you will be pivotal in steering the execution of Astranis's satellite initiatives from initial concept to final delivery. Reporting directly to the Director of USG Programs, you will be responsible for program outcomes related to schedule, budget, risk management, and customer engagement. This role demands a combination of programmatic leadership and technical expertise, engaging in hands-on problem solving while maintaining strategic oversight. You will conduct trade studies to enhance mission system architectures, facilitate coordination across spacecraft and ground segments, and ensure all technical, contractual, and mission requirements are fulfilled. Additionally, you will help refine and scale our USG program execution frameworks and cross-functional processes as our portfolio grows.Key ResponsibilitiesOversee government-related program execution from inception to completion, encompassing small internal R&D projects to comprehensive multi-spacecraft missions.Establish, manage, and communicate program schedules, budgets, and resource allocations to guarantee successful project delivery.Lead the risk management process, including documentation, tracking of mitigation strategies, and approval of risk closures.Ensure that programs meet all technical and programmatic specifications by monitoring and reporting key performance indicators.Conduct regular internal and external program reviews, emphasizing schedule trends, risks, and progress against significant milestones.Act as the primary liaison for government programs, leading design reviews, reporting, and milestone readiness assessments.Collaborate with engineering, operations, and mission assurance teams to ensure alignment on requirements, interfaces, and design development.