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At the midpoint, this role pays about
$187k
versus about
$221k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Plaid
Plaid is a financial technology company that builds a data network powering digital finance applications, enabling consumers to securely connect their financial accounts to apps and services. Industry: Financial Technology & Data Infrastructure
Plaid currently has
73 open roles
on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs
$190,800–$262,800
across 73 roles with salary data.
The Product Designer - Dashboard joins the design team to create high-quality experiences across the Plaid Dashboard. This role involves owning moderately complex design work from exploration through delivery, collaborating closely with product managers and engineers to build features for configuring products, understanding activity, and managing workflows. The designer will produce polished UI, user flows, and interactive prototypes while using qualitative and quantitative insights to inform iterations. Key responsibilities include navigating complex financial and technical workflows and improving shared patterns through design reviews. The role focuses on the Dashboard surface area, which provides tools for launching with Plaid, integration monitoring, account management, and emerging insights products for payments and risk assessment. Success requires strong visual and interaction craft alongside the ability to explain design rationale.
Remote (San Francisco, CA)40 days ago
$172,500–$225,000
Product Design
Interaction Design
Design Systems
Design Operations
Blockchain
Digital Assets
Qualitative Research
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Product Strategy
Systems Thinking
AI
Machine Learning
UX Design
User Centered Design
Wireframes
Prototypes
User Flows
Model Governance
Information Security
Design Thinking
Automation
Product Roadmap
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Information Architecture
Usability Research
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