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As Figma's AI capabilities continue to expand, the pace and complexity of AI-driven design work is accelerating across our product. We are looking for an experienced Design Program Manager, AI to help scale how we operate in fast-moving, highly technical AI workstreams. This role will be a close partner to AI design leadership and cross-functional counterparts, helping bring structure, clarity, and sustainability to complex AI initiatives. You will operate as a right-hand partner to design leadership, owning end-to-end design program management for AI efforts such as design evals, internal AI enablement, and critical product initiatives on our roadmap.
This senior individual contributor role suits someone who operates with high agency. They bring calm and rigor to environments with tight timelines and constant change.
This is a full-time role that can be held from one of our US hubs or remotely in the United States.
What you'll do at Figma:
⢠Own end-to-end design program management for AI-related workstreams, including planning, prioritization, coordination, risk management, and communication across PDE
⢠Build an evergreen design eval program for AI work, including coordinating around new model drops, procuring and managing contractors, and synthesizing feedback into clear, actionable insights
⢠Orchestrate collaboration across multiple designers, teams, and pillars on complex, business-critic
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