FAQs
What is the mission of The New York Times?
The mission of The New York Times is to seek the truth and help people understand the world, with independent journalism at the heart of everything the company does.
What are the key responsibilities of the Product Designer role in the Games team?
The key responsibilities include supporting product strategy, exploring design concepts, developing information architecture, creating functional prototypes, and collaborating with engineers to ensure implementation.
What qualifications are required for the Product Designer position?
Basic qualifications include 3+ years of relevant experience, a portfolio showcasing thought processes and finished designs, fluency in UX design best practices, proficiency in Figma or equivalent software, and experience in documenting UI screens.
Are there any preferred qualifications for this position?
Yes, preferred qualifications include experience designing across responsive web and native app experiences.
What is the range of the annual base pay for this role?
The annual base pay range for this role is between $96,000 and $125,000 USD.
Is there a specific location requirement for this position?
Yes, the Games team is based in the Time Square, NY office, and this role is hybrid.
Does The New York Times promote diversity and inclusion?
Yes, The New York Times is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce, recognizing that diversity enhances its journalism and products.
What should candidates include with their application for this role?
Candidates must include a portfolio of work that showcases their thought processes and finished design work; applications without portfolios will not be considered.
Who does the Product Designer report to?
The Product Designer will report to the Product Design Manager for Games.
What kind of design experiences should the Product Designer be familiar with?
The Product Designer should be fluent in UX design best practices across mobile and web platforms and have knowledge of usability principles and techniques.