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As a member of the Design Systems team, you’ll join a group of engineers and designers passionate about building an accessible and widely adopted design system for HashiCorp’s growing portfolio of products and other experiences. We have team members working from Canada, the UK, and the US.
We’re the creators of the Helios Design System! We build and support a single source of truth for the design vision, tools, documentation, process, and infrastructure needed to build accessible, differentiated experiences for Hashicorp’s user interfaces.
You’ll play a lead role in maintaining and maturing our design system, built using Ember.js, which is used across all of HashiCorp’s products. You’ll collaborate with engineers and designers across the company to understand their needs and work to develop the necessary tools and infrastructure to support our accessible, extensible design system.
You might use your skills with design systems, Ember.js, or accessibility to lead upcoming efforts to modernize our component library through the adoption of TypeScript, implement complex patterns like a DataGrid, or work on the introduction of a new “system of systems” layer built on top of Helios.
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