Senior Product Designer, Udacity
$153-180k
+ Discretionary Bonus + Equity
More information about location
Talent transformation platform for upskilling in tech
Job no longer available
Talent transformation platform for upskilling in tech
1001+ employees
Job no longer available
$153-180k
+ Discretionary Bonus + Equity
More information about location
1001+ employees
Company mission
To make lifelong learning more equitable and inclusive.
Role
Who you are
- You have been in the industry for a few years and are motivated to hone your skills and master the tools of the trade to excel in your career in Design
- You have a love of solving complex problems and are passionate about good design
- You find delight in innovative design experiences: you stop in the street to look at exciting designs, you tell your friends about quirky new apps
- 3-4 years of design related experience in web or product design
- Grittiness and excitement to tackle challenges head-on
- Excellent communication skills in writing and in person
- A get things done personality with a bias toward action under pressure
- Obsessive attention to detail and a walking encyclopedia of micro-interactions in use (on web, desktop, mobile)
- Experience with digital design applications such as Sketch, Zeplin, Invision, Illustrator, Photoshop, XD, Keynote
- Knowledge of modern (responsive design) web standards
- Knowledge of HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc. is a plus
- Experience working with remote teams and cross-functional stakeholders is a plus
What the job involves
- As a Product Designer, you will be joining a strong team of designers entrusted with the development of a world class product
- Work with Product, Engineering and Marketing teams to improve the design of Udacity products
- Concept, design and create great web and mobile-web experiences for external and internal audiences
- Work on design projects from conception to production as an individual or collaboratively for larger projects
- Utilize data and research to inform design thinking
- Develop design solutions consistent with brand standards and style guides
- Contribute to the evolution of Udacity Design culture
- Communicate effectively through writing, wireframes, mockups, and prototypes
- Multi-task and prioritize activities for quick execution of critical path work items
Our take
Udacity is connecting education to jobs by providing students with skills to advance careers. Its revenue-driving 'Nanodegree' programs provide credentials to individuals earned through a series of online courses and projects from self-driving cars to digital marketing.
By partnering with leading technology companies to learn how technology is transforming industries, Udacity can teach the critical tech skills that companies are looking for in their workforce. With their powerful and flexible digital education platform, even the busiest learners can prepare themselves to take on the most in-demand tech roles.
The company sets itself apart from other online open course providers like Udemy, Goodwill or edX by focusing on industry-specific skills identified by tech companies themselves. In 2025, it expanded its education portfolio by launching a fully accredited Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence degree in partnership with Woolf, allowing learners to ear a formal graduate credential built on its project-based curriculum and its recognized across many countries.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
Company
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
Nov 2015
$105m
SERIES D
Sep 2014
$35m
SERIES C
Total funding: $160m
Company HQ
Mountain View, CA
Leadership
Kai Roemmelt
(CEO)Previously, Kai spent 14 years at Bertelsmann SE & Co. While there, he held a number of roles, including COO/CFO of Hotchalk and Executive VP of Bertelsmann Education Group.
James Richards
(CTO)James joined Udacity in 2016 as a Director of Engineering. He then moved into the role of VP of Engineering in 2018 and CTO in 2019. Prior to Udacity, he held Software Engineering roles at Google and LinkedIn.
Victoria Papalian
(COO)Victoria joined Udacity in 2022 as a GM of Consumer and Operations, moving into the role of COO in 2024. Prior to Udacity, she was part of the Product Innovation Team at Ritual, part of the Investment Team at 500 Global, and Head of Business Operations at Workera.
Matt Franks
(CRO)Matt joined Udacity in 2024 as an SVP of Global Enterprise Sales and Customer Success before moving into the role of CRO in 2025. Prior to Udacity, he worked in AVP Enterprise Sales, West and Canada at Skillsoft and as a Regional Director of Enterprise Acquisition Central & West at Pluralsight.
Ed Stevenson
(CGO)Ed joined Udacity in 2024 as an SVP of Growth, moving into the role of CGO in 2025. Prior to Udacity, he was an VP of Sales at Fiducia, CEO at SonderPods, and VP of Strategic Alliances at Sojern.
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