❤️ #15 - Design Jobs at Netflix

January 24, 2025

GM!
It’s Sid, with another selection of amazing design jobs for you! Today, I wrote a little piece on - Why changing your job might be the right move… 🙂 

“Design Your Career at Netflix”

Today’s newsletter features design roles at Netflix, the platform that brings stories to life. From crafting intuitive interfaces to shaping unforgettable user experiences, these opportunities let you be part of the team that designs for millions. Ready to direct your career to the big stage? Lights, camera, action—Netflix is calling! 🍿✨

  1. Senior Product Designer - Netflix (click link for job posting)

    Summary: The Senior Product Designer for Netflix Ads will lead the design and execution of the advertising design system and core capabilities that support Netflix's ad experiences. Responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams, contributing to the central design system, and driving key initiatives like access management and notifications.

    Salary Estimate: $150k - $250k USD

    Location: Multiple roles, USA, Remote job

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

    Summary: The Staff Product Designer at Netflix will craft and execute end-to-end user experiences, leveraging storytelling and strategic thinking to drive UX strategy and actionable roadmaps. Responsibilities include leading human-centered design processes, creating visually compelling prototypes, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and designing seamless, multi-platform experiences across Netflix's ecosystem.

    Salary Estimate: $240,000 to $350,000 USD

    Location: Multiple roles, USA, Remote job

  3. Senior Product Designer - Netflix (click for job posting)

    Summary: The Senior Product Designer for Netflix Games will craft seamless second-screen experiences, enabling intuitive gameplay across TV, desktop, and native apps using smartphones as controllers. This role involves designing end-to-end features like advanced connectivity and interactive elements (e.g., haptics and sound effects), collaborating with engineers, PMs, and researchers to align technical capabilities with user-centric solutions.

    Salary Estimate: $120,000+ USD

    Location: Multiple locations across USA, Canada

  4. Senior Motion Graphics Designer- Netflix (click for job posting)

    Summary: The Senior Motion Graphics Designer at Next Games will create visually stunning motion graphics and VFX for Netflix games, driving an exceptional player experience. This role demands expertise in real-time graphics, 2D/3D asset creation, and efficient workflows, collaborating closely with cross-disciplinary teams to ensure high-quality production.

    Salary Estimate: 80k+ EUR

    Location: Helsinki, Finlad

  5. And as always, keep on eye on their careers page!

“Outgrowing Your Role? ”

I think about this a lot!

Staying in the same design role for years is like wearing the same pair of shoes until they fall apart—comfortable at first, but eventually, they hold you back. You can only grow so much in one place. Even though I have been at LEGO for awhile myself, every 3 years I have sought, applied and gotten a new role in an entirely new dept or team. This always feels like I have left 1 company for another. It’s a great feeling. But also very scary! So I don’s say this lightly… BUT… do it!

Every new role brings fresh challenges, new people to learn from, and a chance to stretch your abilities. Don’t settle for the “safe” job. The best growth happens when you’re forced to adapt, solve new problems, and sharpen your skills.

As Epictetus said, “Progress is not achieved by luck or accident, but by working on yourself daily.” Growth happens when you embrace discomfort and seek out challenges that stretch your skills.

When you outgrow your role, you unlock a new level of potential. Changing jobs isn’t just about finding a better paycheck; it’s about pushing yourself to be the best version of you. Embrace the challenge. Take risks. You’ll never know what you’re capable of until you do.

Love,
Sid.
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Hey, if this isn’t for you, no problem—but someone in your network might need it.

Job hunting is tough, and I know from experience how easy it is to focus on just a few familiar companies, forgetting about so many others. That’s why I started this newsletter—not just to share great roles, but to inspire you to think beyond your usual search.

Forwarding this could be the small action that leads someone to their dream job. The impact? Huge!

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Thanks!!