PRODUCT DESIGNER, MIT Technology Review (TR), to play a central role in shaping the user interface of TR’s digital ecosystem, ranging from editorial tools to reader-facing web presences, digital magazines, and marketing tools. Will take projects from conceptual questions through pixel-perfect visuals, developing an extensible process along the way that brings excellence regardless of project timeline.  Responsibilities include interpreting brand elements into clean, clear, and balanced user interface elements; proposing, championing, and delivering user interface design solutions that leverage typography, iconography, visual composition, and interaction and animation/motion design best practices; illustrating and articulating design ideas using conceptual wireframes, storyboards, information architecture diagrams, high-fidelity mockups, interaction specifications, and final graphics; creating and maintaining a set of design and visual patterns to strengthen consistency across products; rapidly iterating through multiple concepts and prototypes; creating new user-centered designs; delivering prototypes and clear requirements to describe interactions and motion to enhance UI; communicating design concepts visually, clearly, and concisely across different audiences; designing and maintaining design systems and libraries to ensure product-wide visual consistency.