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About You

You’re looking for an environment, team, and role where you’ll thrive and do the best work of your career. That’s why, as a Senior Product Designer, Growth Monetization at HubSpot:

• You’ll have a “seat at the table” from Day 1. Your partners and peers know what you do, greatly value it, and expect you to have strong opinions.
• You’ll co-own a significant part of the product with your partners and you’ll all have the autonomy you need to drive its strategy and vision.
• You’ll never have to guess about how to get promoted. We support you with clear expectations and career paths.
• You’ll be able to work where and how you work best: at home, the office, or any mix of both

About your opportunity

Our Growth Product Line at HubSpot is focused on experimentation and accelerating the journey of our customers beginning with our freemium products. We're a growing team with a critical mission for HubSpot’s business. We want to help millions of organizations around the world grow by empowering people to discover, adopt, and buy HubSpot’s products the way they want to.  To achieve this, we focus on acquisition, onboarding, activation, retention, and monetization across the entire HubSpot product platform.

Here’s what success in your role looks like

• Co-create a shared strategy, vision, and cohesive roadmap for the future of this product area in partnership with product management and engineering peers
• Drive alignment, set goals, and drive understanding and motivation with your partners and team
• Understand your customer to build compelling journey scenarios, information architecture, interaction flows, and visual designs
• Work autonomously and with customer experience in mind, using our Canvas design system for a fast, efficient process with fewer handoffs
• Collaborate closely with researchers and content designers to create, refine, and iterate on new and existing experiences
• Mentor other designers as you play an active role in growing HubSpot’s UX team and culture

You’ll love this role if you

• Put customers at the center of everything they do
• Demonstrate experience in delivering successful, intuitive products through experimentation and feature rollouts
• Thrive when collaborating on strategy and vision with partners, leaders, and teams
• Can balance scope, speed, and quality to reach outcomes
• Understand how your projects align with and advance a company-wide strategy
• Can own the end-to-end design process, from leading discovery to producing high-fidelity screens to partnering with engineers to get the details right
• Share our HEART values and practice growth mindset

About UX at HubSpot

Our UX team is a passionate and diverse group of more than 200 product designers, content designers, researchers, and design ops folks who build consumer-grade experiences while solving enterprise-level problems. We’re set up to work as equal partners to our peers in product management and engineering. And we design and deliver a crafted experience to our customers by setting a high bar on ease of use. We’re investing deeply in building whole and healthy UX teams across all of our disciplines so we can better solve problems for our customers.

We involve our customers in every step of our development process. And we strive to deliver a B2B product that’s just as easy to use as the best B2C products on the market. When our customers grow, we grow, too!

Want to know more about product design at HubSpot?

• The possibilities of “and” — prioritizing usability alongside feature growth
• By the people, for the people: keeping your design system evergreen
• See all HubSpot UX blog posts

One more thing you should know…

There’s a lot of research showing how marginalized groups of people may not apply for jobs unless they meet 100% (or more!) of the qualifications. We also know that many UX folks come from backgrounds with different experiences that might not seem “standard”—and that’s okay! We really value people who bring unique perspectives and add new knowledge to our team.

But you might not feel like you “check all the boxes” as you read th