❤️ #13 - Jobs at Linkedin

January 22, 2025

GM!
It’s Sid, with another selection of amazing design jobs for you! Today, I wrote a little piece on - Imposter syndrome and how I try to combat it.

💼 Design Your Next Career Move at LinkedIn – Connect with Opportunity!

Today’s post is all about LinkedIn, where design meets professional networking! They’re looking for creative minds to shape the platform that connects millions. Whether it’s crafting seamless user experiences or bringing innovative design ideas to life, LinkedIn is your chance to design the future of work. Ready to link up with your next big opportunity? Let’s make it happen!

  1. Design Program Manager - Linkedin (click link for job posting)

    Summary: The Design Program Manager at LinkedIn will lead cross-functional teams to deliver cohesive, high-quality user experiences across LinkedIn's product ecosystem. You will manage creative workflows, support design leadership, and collaborate with Product Managers, Engineers, and other teams to define business needs, prioritize features, and ensure project success.

    Salary Estimate: $90,000 - $148,000 USD

    Location: New York City, USA

  2. Staff Product Designer - Linkedin (click link for job posting)

    Summary: The Staff Product Designer at LinkedIn will play a key role in reimagining ad formats and placements, enhancing the way advertisers connect with LinkedIn's 1 billion members. You’ll collaborate with teams across user research, product management, engineering, marketing, and data science to create innovative, engaging experiences that align with business goals.

    Salary Estimate: $141,000 to $230,000 USD

    Location: New York City, USA

  3. Principle Product Designer - Linkedin (click link for job posting)

    Summary: The Principle Product Designer at LinkedIn will be based in Bangalore, India, and work in a hybrid role that combines remote and in-office work based on team needs. This role involves partnering with user research, UX writing, product management, engineering, marketing, and data science teams to create high-quality, inclusive, and impactful designs.

    Salary Estimate: $50k - 70k USD

    Location: Bengaluru, India

  4. Staff Product Designer - Linkedin (click for job posting)

    Summary: The Product Designer role at LinkedIn is responsble for creating user-centered designs that address business, brand, and user needs, collaborating closely with user research, UX writing, product management, engineering, marketing, and data science teams.

    Salary Estimate: $146,000 to $238,000 USD

    Location: New York City, USA

“F* imposter syndrome”

Imposter syndrome? Yeah, that feeling like you’re just faking it, like any moment someone’s gonna bust you for being a fraud. Let me tell you—everyone feels it. Everyone. But here’s the deal: you’re not faking it. You’ve earned your spot, so stop pretending like you haven’t.

I am guilty of feeling that nagging feeling too, even after decades of leading projects, teams and delivering award winning products or a LOT in revenue… Here’s what I try to remember.

Owning my wins: I am here because I’ve earned it! So, stop brushing off your successes. When you land that project or get praised for your work, take a moment and feel good about it. You did that. You crushed it.

Forget the comparisons: It’s easy to get caught up in comparing yourself to others. But their journey is not yours. Their path, their timing, their struggles—they’re not yours to own. Focus on your own growth, not someone else’s highlight reel.

Keep learning: You don’t have to have it all figured out. The more you learn, the more confidence you’ll build. Get curious. Keep evolving. The best designers never stop learning. I feel like a broken record, but this is why we are relevant, we can use all the time we have to keep learning.

So next time imposter syndrome hits, just remind yourself: you’re here for a reason. Keep doing the work, and let your results speak for themselves.

Go out there and crush it.

Daily Humour

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Love,
Sid.
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