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Discogs

Product Designer (REMOTE)

Beaverton, OR · On-site +1

$75K - $89K/yr

... Engineers, and fellow designers to create a unified experience across the Discogs ecosystem ... Beyond the craft, we want someone genuinely excited about music discovery and record collecting ...

McKinstry

BIM Professional

Portland, OR · On-site +1

$33.58 - $49.24/hr

Works with engineers, project managers, and other personnel to create project documents ... Develops positive working relationships with craft foremen and other field personnel assigned to ...

Nourish

Staff Product Designer

Portland, OR · On-site +1

... or SF (remote until we open our SF office). Check out EPD at Nourish and Design Values to learn ... You are deeply customer- and craft-oriented. You care about understanding real user needs and ...

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As of Aug 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote craft cms developer in Portland, OR is $70.70, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $48.94 and $91.01 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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As a Remote Craft CMS Developer, collaboration with designers and content teams is often facilitated through digital project management tools and regular video meetings. You’ll work closely with designers to translate visual mockups into responsive, interactive templates, and with content teams to ensure the CMS structure supports their publishing needs. Clear communication and proactive problem-solving are essential, as you’ll often provide technical guidance and troubleshoot issues in real time. Most teams use platforms like Slack, Jira, and Figma to coordinate tasks and feedback, ensuring seamless integration of design, content, and development workflows.

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A Remote Craft CMS Developer is a web developer who specializes in building, customizing, and maintaining websites using the Craft Content Management System (CMS), while working from a location outside of a traditional office. These developers are proficient in PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and the Twig templating language, which are essential for working with Craft CMS. They collaborate with clients and teams virtually to deliver custom website solutions, manage content architecture, implement plugins, and ensure website performance, security, and scalability. Working remotely allows them to serve clients worldwide and maintain flexible work schedules.

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Product Designer (REMOTE)

Discogs

Beaverton, OR • On-site, Remote

$75K - $89K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 26 days ago

Job description

Product Designer (REMOTE)
Department: Product Design
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: REMOTE US
Compensation: $75,000 - $89,000 / year
Description
We are reimagining the ultimate journey for music lovers and record collectors worldwide - for the next generation, and for our long-time loyalists. As a Product Designer, you won't just be moving pixels - you'll solve real customer problems in a fast-paced, iterative environment, working directly with squads and partnering closely with Product Managers, Engineers, and fellow designers to create a unified experience across the Discogs ecosystem.
Discogs is a music discovery and record collecting platform with a passionate following and massive growth potential. Preserving the utility our loyalists depend on while making it intuitive for the next generation of music fans and record collectors is a defining challenge of this role. We're looking for a designer who can move fluently between high-level user flows and the craft of impactful, intuitive UI - someone who can envision and map how an experience should work, then bring it to life in an elevated user interface.
You bring high technical aptitude and a strong understanding of how design translates into code. You'll help establish patterns across our ecosystem that simplify decision-making downstream - for designers, engineers, and the product as a whole - and you'll be an active participant in evolving our machine-readable design system across Figma and GitHub. You're an AI optimist - you treat it as a collaborator that unlocks velocity and extends your skill set.
Beyond the craft, we want someone genuinely excited about music discovery and record collecting - someone who explores artist discographies and label catalogs, and brings real enthusiasm for what Discogs can become. If you don't yet know why an original pressing matters to a collector, you're curious and proactive to learn why - and to channel those insights into your designs. You actively research, ideate, and present ideas, and you bring that voice and insight back to your squad as the autonomous voice of design within it.
Location
While we are a remote company we are only hiring for the following locations: OR, WA, CA, CO, TX, IL
CompensationBase Annual salary range - $75,000 - $89,000
Key Responsibilities
What You'll Accomplish
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
  • Champion solving user problems: User problems drive the work. You stay close to what collectors and sellers actually need, and you measure your work by whether it solves real problems for them.
  • Understand users: Stay curious, open-minded, and proactive about learning who our users are and what helps them on their music discovery and collecting journey. Participate in usability testing and research, and iterate on designs based on what you learn.
  • Exercise design thinking: Take a human-centered approach to problem-solving - understand user needs, challenge assumptions, and create solutions through iterative prototyping and testing.
  • Ideate with impact: Support product squads with rapid wireframing, information architecture, and prototyping to validate ideas quickly.
  • Design end-to-end with squads: From discovery and research through high-fidelity Figma mockups, interactive prototypes, and final machine-readable designs that are ready for engineering handoff with minimal translation, partner with product squads to ideate, validate, and ship new experiences across web and mobile.
  • Elevate UX and visual design: Combine Discogs' new brand identity with UX best practices to create intuitive, streamlined user flows and modern interfaces that are as visually compelling as they are functional.
  • Design responsively: Translate and optimize design solutions for impact and usability at any screen size.
  • Find creative range within meaningful constraints: The design system, brand identity, and engineering realities are the conditions that make your work shippable and durable. Structure your Figma work the way it will live in code: component properties, variants, and modes that map cleanly to engineering, with layer architecture and auto-layout that treat the design-to-code seam as a contract.
  • Bridge design and engineering: Partner with engineers to keep tokens, components, and patterns in sync between Figma and the codebase. Treat our machine-readable design system as a shared product - what's in Figma flows cleanly into code, and what engineers learn in implementation flows back into the system.
  • Collaborate and iterate: Work closely with PMs, engineers, and fellow designers to ensure technical feasibility and consistency across the holistic product experience. Show work early and often, welcome feedback, and iterate toward excellence.
  • Balance speed and quality: Manage your time effectively, prioritize high-impact work, and deliver polished outcomes on a healthy cadence.

Department/Team Specific Focus
  • Discovery Squad - Home Page, Search, Dashboard, Collection, Genre/Style pages, User Lists

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
What You'll Contribute
  • Design expertise: Deep understanding of product design fundamentals - user-centered design practices, interaction design, and the foundational craft of typography, color, scale, hierarchy, and composition. Sound, well-reasoned visual decisions are second nature to you.
  • Design system fluency: Hands-on experience contributing to a design system, not just consuming one. You're fluent in tokens, component properties, variants, modes, atomic design, and the naming conventions that keep a system consistent and machine-readable - and you understand why these matter when designs need to live in code.
  • Figma mastery: Deep proficiency with Figma variables, modes, component properties, auto-layout, and library architecture. You build files that other designers and engineers can actually use.
  • Systems thinking: You see the patterns across a product and articulate them in ways that simplify decisions for everyone downstream. You design with reuse, consistency, and clarity in mind.
  • Technical aptitude: A strong understanding of how design translates into code. You don't need to ship production code, but you can read it, understand how property/value pairs and tokens work, and design with implementation in mind. If parts of this are new to you, you have the aptitude and appetite to learn.
  • Attention to detail: A passion for designing beautiful, modern, user-friendly experiences - and for the structural details that make designs durable and effective.
  • Human-centered mindset: Proven ability to advocate for the user and translate user insight into product decisions.
  • Collaboration and communication: You articulate ideas and design decisions clearly across design, product, and engineering. You're confident in your work and actively seek feedback to validate ideas, expand possibilities, and challenge your own assumptions.
  • Accountability and time management: Deliver projects on time and in scope across multiple workstreams in a fast-moving, startup-like environment. When ambiguity arises, you communicate proactively to find clarity rather than waiting for it.
  • Commitment to growth: Embrace the unknown with curiosity as you hunt for solutions. You're committed to continuously expanding your technical and professional skillset.
  • AI fluency: Proactive interest in applying AI to product design - to improve design processes, technical output, and user outcomes.
  • Accessibility advocacy: Working knowledge of accessibility standards, or genuine enthusiasm to learn and implement them.
  • Genuine enthusiasm for music discovery and record collecting: You have and collector records, are excited to imagine and shape a modernized Discogs, and you bring that energy to the work.

Required
  • Bachelor's degree (BA/BS) from a four-year college or university, or equivalent work experience.
  • 4+ years of Product or UX design experience, with a strong portfolio of shipped work (Figma strongly preferred).
  • Hands-on experience contributing to a design system - not just consuming one.

Preferred
  • Experience working in or alongside a machine-readable design system, where Figma tokens and components stay in sync with code.
  • Working knowledge of front-end fundamentals: HTML, CSS, and a sense of how component libraries are structured in modern frameworks.
  • Comfort with GitHub workflows - branches, pull requests, code review.
  • Familiarity with design token tooling (Style Dictionary, Tokens Studio, or similar).
  • Experience designing for e-commerce, inventory systems, cataloging, dashboards, collecting platforms, or music platforms.
  • Familiarity with interaction design and motion.
  • Real passion for music and knowledge of record collecting.

Benefits
What We Provide
  • Competitive compensation: salary, plus performance-related bonus program
  • 401(k) with employer match
  • 100% company-paid medical and dental insurance benefits for you and your dependents
  • 4 weeks paid vacation, increasing based on tenure
  • 18 weeks paid leave for birth moms
  • 8 weeks paid parental leave, including for adoption
  • Monthly wellness allowance
  • Annual professional and personal development allowance
  • Work from home office set-up and expense allowances
  • Flexible work location opportunities
  • Employer matching toward charitable contributions

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