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Job Overview

Lead Product Designer – Target, Carson City, USA. Salary: $20‑30 per hour. Pay range for full‑time equivalents: $109,000.00 – $196,200.00 USD. Educational requirement: Bachelor’s Degree. This role is part of Target’s Fortune 50 organization dedicated to human‑centered design across digital experiences.

Responsibilities

As the Lead Product Designer on the Findability UX group, you will:

  • Lead the user‑experience method and vision for search across web, iOS, and Android platforms.
  • Create and execute the design process from conceptual discovery through iterative prototypes, including journey maps, wireframes, user flows, UI layouts, and high‑fidelity prototypes.
  • Champion experimentation practices with product, engineering, and business teams to drive innovation.
  • Use enterprise‑savvy insights to partner with cross‑functional stakeholders, fostering collaboration and consumer‑centric outcomes.
  • Guide the full design process with qualitative and quantitative research, ensuring accessibility, data‑driven insights, and robust design systems.
  • Mentor junior product designers, provide training, and contribute to the broader product design skillset.
  • Facilitate cross‑functional groups, strengthen a human‑focused culture, and build relationships across teams.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in Figma and other prototyping tools.

Qualifications

  • 4+ years of relevant product design experience.
  • Strong visual and interaction design skills, with a portfolio showcasing research, strategy, and end‑to‑end design solutions.
  • Demonstrated ability to set direction using data insights and to present work convincingly.
  • Strategic problem‑solving and systems thinking, with a collaborative mindset.
  • Experience in creating inclusive, accessible design solutions.
  • Ability to work with ambiguity and navigate complexity in a fast‑moving environment.

Benefits

Target offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, a generous employee discount, short‑term and long‑term disability, and competitive compensation. For more detail, consult our benefits information.

EEO and Accommodation

Target is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We provide reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities, including access to qualified interpreters and other supports as needed during the application process.

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