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Senior Product Designer · Figma

“Strong match — angle the leadership gap”

Design systems at scale
Cross-functional collaboration
Missing 5+ years of management

Your angle: Migrated 200+ components into a unified token-based system

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Senior Product Designer · Figma

Your game plan

1Ask for an intro via Anna L. — ex-colleague now working there
2Lead with the component-library migration — it's your unique angle
3Address the management gap briefly and forward-looking in paragraph two

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Senior Product Designer · Figma

Cold emailCover letterLinkedIn DMIntro request

Hi Anna — I noticed your opening for Senior Product Designer. I just led a component-library migration on a similar product, and what you describe in the ad is exactly what I've been working on…

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Senior Product Designer · Figma

Tell me about a time you owned a design system through major change.

SOur component library had grown to 200+ components across 6 teams with no shared standard.

TConsolidate into a token-based system without blocking active releases.

ADesigned a three-phase migration plan and ran weekly office hours with the teams.

RHandoff time dropped 40%, design-inconsistency bug reports dropped 60%.