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Northwestern Mutual

Product Designer III

Northwestern Mutual

. Own product design work from problem framing and exploration through validation, delivery, and iteration .

Posted 9/23/2026full-timeUnited StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $113,040 - $169,560 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong product thinking and interaction design skills, effectively balancing user needs with business goals and technical constraints. Proficient in Figma and contemporary design tools, with a focus on user-centered design methods and collaboration across cross-functional teams.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Product Design OwnershipUser-Centered Design MethodsFigma ProficiencyCross-Functional CollaborationInteraction and Visual Design Skills

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Hard Skills
Product DesignUser-Centered DesignInteraction DesignVisual DesignPrototypingInformation ArchitectureDesign SystemsAccessibility StandardsQualitative InsightsQuantitative Insights
Soft Skills
Strong CommunicationCuriosityCollaborationProblem FramingAdaptability
Tools & Technologies
FigmaPrototyping ToolsAI-Assisted Design
Industry Keywords
Digital Product ExperiencesComplex WorkflowsFinancial ServicesCRMRegulated Environments

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Own product design work from problem framing and exploration through validation, delivery, and iteration
  • Translate complex user, business, and technical needs into clear workflows, information architecture, interactions, and product experiences
  • Connect design decisions to broader user and business goals and make thoughtful tradeoffs between near-term needs and longer-term opportunities
  • Use Figma and prototyping tools to explore ideas, communicate intent, and create high-quality product experiences
  • Use qualitative and quantitative insights to understand user needs and inform design decisions
  • Partner closely with Product, Engineering, Research, and business partners to frame problems, evaluate options, and build alignment
  • Proactively seek context, identify gaps and opportunities, and move work forward in ambiguous environments
  • Apply design systems, accessibility standards, and UX best practices while contributing thoughtful new ideas
  • Explore emerging tools and approaches, including AI-assisted design and prototyping, that can improve how products are designed and delivered
  • Contribute to design critique, shared practices, and the overall quality of the team’s work

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Demonstrated experience delivering complex digital product experiences in partnership with Product and Engineering
  • Strong product thinking and ability to balance user needs, business goals, and technical constraints
  • Strong interaction and visual design skills, particularly for complex workflows and information
  • Experience applying user-centered design methods and research insights throughout the design process
  • Ability to take ownership of work and make progress without highly prescriptive direction
  • Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration and alignment skills
  • Strong proficiency with Figma and contemporary design and prototyping tools
  • Curiosity and willingness to experiment with new tools and ways of working
  • Portfolio demonstrating product thinking, design craft, process, and outcomes
  • Helpful, but not required: experience with enterprise, financial-services, CRM, workflow, or other complex products
  • Helpful, but not required: experience working in regulated or operationally complex environments
  • Helpful, but not required: familiarity with front-end technologies or functional prototyping
  • Helpful, but not required: experience with AI-assisted design, prototyping, or development workflows