The opportunity
Pixels, type, and the white space between them all bend to your will, and Procter & Gamble wants that brain steering our next chapter as a Product Designer. Think of it less as a job and more as a $83,000 - $124,000 bet Procter & Gamble is placing on your 5 years and your judgment.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry layouts from napkin scribble to press-ready file without losing the spark
- Trace a thread from Procter & Gamble values to the smallest UI detail
- Translate dense product specs into visuals a tired commuter grasps instantly
- Write, edit, and shape copy that reflects Procter & Gamble's voice and values
- Turn rough briefs into polished Customer Service deliverables the creative team can ship
- Sustain a 4-week sprint cadence without letting the work go generic
- Co-author the creative content calendar with marketing, then make it look effortless
- Curate and art-direct a consistent visual feed across owned channels
What You'll Bring
- Proven Service Design results, ideally seasoned in Washington, DC
- Sharp written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny
- Experience at the mid-level inside a hybrid role
- Hands-on experience with modern Information Architecture workflows and tooling
Our team at Procter & Gamble is detail-loving, collaborative, and proud to call Washington, DC home. Giving and receiving direct feedback is a skill we practice openly across every level.
At Procter & Gamble, $83,000 - $124,000 comes with equity, learning stipends, and a flexible culture built around trust and growth.
This posting reflects an open need we are working to close this quarter.
Bring 4 of grit or a fresh perspective; either way, this Product Designer role wants you.
What we're looking for
- Service Design
- User Journey Mapping
- Information Architecture
- Illustration
- Adobe After Effects
- Persona Development
- Design Tokens
- Customer Service
- Project Management
- Innovation
What you'll get
- Free snacks and beverages
- No-meeting Fridays
- Childcare subsidies
- Burnout prevention resources
- Deferred compensation plan
- Concierge Services
- Public transit subsidy
- Restricted stock units (RSUs)
- Pool Table
- Massage Therapy
- Gender-affirming care coverage
- Parental Leave
- Supplemental life insurance
- Transit Subsidies