You thrive on working well with others. You make the people around you better. You love to collaborate with designers, user researchers, engineers, product managers, executives, and encourage them to do their best. You are a font of positivity and people get energy from their encounters with you.

You love every step of the product journey. From talking to customers and getting a nuanced understanding of their challenges, to surveying the business context and competitive landscape of our efforts, to partnering closely with designers, user researchers, and engineers to come up with sophisticated solutions and approaches that will resonate with customers and make them feel heard and understood.

You get excited diving into the details. Whether it’s making sure that the product works across the globe, or is not just accessible but inclusive, or whether it’s worrying about error conditions, or understanding a set of APIs well enough to understand what’s possible, you pride yourself on not just working through the details, but on understanding just how deep you need to go in order to craft a solution that works in the real world.

You get stuff done. You feel phenomenal when you’re delivering something substantive and meaningful to actual customers.

You’re never satisfied. You love incremental progress as you know it’s how stuff gets done. But you always keep your eye on the long-term goal. You love to seamlessly move between 30,000 feet and 3mm with ease.

You “kill your darlings.” As excited as you are about the work you’ve been a part of, you’re even more excited to move on to a new direction, if it’s not resonating with customers, partners, or developers.

You don’t already know everything and you love to learn. You’re passionate about helping users solve their problems. You love finding out you’re wrong. You consume large amounts of quantitative and qualitative data to constantly refine your assumptions.

And finally, you want to be part of creating dramatic and impactful change at a company that is committed to becoming a light unto others when it comes to user experience