Senior Visual Designer
At a glance
Senior Graphic Design role at Wizeline. Barcelona · full-time.
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What you'll do
- Build reusable design-system components and patterns, then document them so other designers can apply them
- Use Figma architecture, variants, auto-layout and variables to create design work that scales
- Apply design tokens to support consistent styling, theming and multiple brands
- Bring typography, spacing, color, interaction and accessibility standards into component decisions
What you bring
- At least five years in product design, including meaningful involvement with design systems
- A portfolio that demonstrates design-system work through components, documentation or reusable patterns
- Strong Figma skills, including component structure, variants, auto-layout and variables
- Knowledge of WCAG and a degree in Design, HCI or a related area, or equivalent experience
Who this fits
You’ll suit work that calls for independent prioritization, clear communication and strong design documentation. The role is based in Barcelona, Spain.
From the employer
We are:
Wizeline, a global AI-native technology solutions provider, develops cutting-edge, AI-powered digital products and platforms. We partner with clients to leverage data and AI, accelerating market entry and driving business transformation. As a global community of innovators, we foster a culture of growth, collaboration, and impact. With the right people and the right ideas, there's no limit to what we can achieve.
Are you a fit? Sounds awesome, right? Now, let's make sure you're a good fit for the role:
Must-have Skills:
- 5+ years of product design experience, with meaningful time spent working on or contributing to design systems.
- Strong Communication Skills. English and technical.
- A portfolio showing design systems work—whether building components, creating documentation, or establishing patterns. We want to see how you think about systematic design problems.
- Strong Figma skills, including experience with component architecture, variants, auto-layout, and variables. You know how to build things that scale and that other designers can actually use.
- Experience with design tokens and an understanding of how they enable theming, consistency, and multi-brand support.
- Solid understanding of design fundamentals—typography, spacing, color, and interaction patterns. You can explain why something should be a certain way, not just how to build it.
- Knowledge of accessibility standards (WCAG) and how they apply to component design. Accessibility should be built in, not bolted on.
- Strong documentation skills. You can write clearly and create guidelines that people actually read and follow.
- Ability to work independently and manage your own priorities. You're proactive about communicating and don't need constant check-ins to stay on track.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Design, HCI, or related field.
Nice-to-have:
- AI Tooling Proficiency: Leverage one or more AI tools to optimize and augment day-to-day work, including asset creation, workflow automation, or research. Identify opportunities to streamline production processes.
- Understanding of how design systems connect to code (CSS, React component APIs, etc.)
- Experience with design system versioning and contribution workflows
- Familiarity with multi-brand or white-label design system challenges
- Experience working with distributed or fully remote teams
- Background in news media, publishing, or content-heavy products
- Knowledge of design system tooling beyond Figma (Storybook, Zeroheight, etc.)
What we offer:
- A High-Impact Environment.
- Commitment to Professional Development.
- Flexible and Collaborative Culture.
- Global Opportunities.
- Vibrant Community.
- Total Rewards.
*Specific benefits are determined by the employment type and location.
Find out more about our culture here.
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