DocuSign
Cloud-based eSignature and agreement platform
Communications & Social Media Designer
+ Bonus
More locations: San Francisco, CA, USA
At least two days in the office per week are required.
About the job
- An Associate or Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communications, or a related field, or an equivalent portfolio demonstrating comparable skill.
- At least 5 years of design experience, including internships, freelance work, or academic project work.
- A portfolio demonstrating social graphics, infographics, and layout work across multiple formats.
- Design social-first graphics and post templates for LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and X, sized and adapted for each format.
- Build simple infographics and data visualizations that translate information into clear, accessible visuals.
- Create lower-third titles, captions, thumbnails, and supporting graphics for video content.
- Perform photo editing, retouching, cropping, and color correction for use across social and communications channels.
- Adapt and resize existing assets into multiple layouts, formats, and channel specifications.
- Apply and maintain brand guidelines across all deliverables to ensure visual consistency.
- Support the wider team on presentations, email graphics, signage, and event collateral as needed.
- Deliver assigned design tasks accurately and on deadline, incorporating feedback through multiple rounds of revision.
- Keep files, versions, and asset libraries organized and correctly named.
- Collaborate with communications, social, and creative colleagues to understand each brief before starting work.
- Flag risks to timelines or quality early and proactively ask for direction when scope is unclear.
- Stay current on social platform formats, trends, and creative best practices.
- Experience designing for social media.
- Strong visual skills in typography, layout, color, and hierarchy.
- Ability to manage several small projects at once in an organized, detail-oriented manner.
- Receptiveness to feedback and eagerness to learn from senior team members.
About the company
DocuSign provides a cloud platform for electronic signatures and digital agreements, with eSignature as its core product and the Agreement Cloud for end-to-end contract workflows. It works by routing documents to signers, collecting digital signatures, and automating steps through a subscription-based service accessible on computers and mobile devices. It differentiates itself with a broad, integrated suite for the entire agreement process, strong security and regulatory compliance (including FedRAMP), and a large enterprise customer base. Its goal is to speed up, secure, and simplify how organizations create, sign, and manage agreements while reducing costs and improving the customer experience.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2003
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue reached $875.75 million, up 9.4%, and net income hit $77.72 million.
- DocuSign completed a $2.38 billion buyback in September 2026, retiring over 20% of shares.
- The September 2026 MCP launch opens ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Slack integrations.
What critics are saying
- Adobe Acrobat Sign, Conga CLM, and PandaDoc attack DocuSign across e-signature and CLM.
- IAM adoption remains only 15.1% of ARR, so AI monetization must accelerate quickly.
- If suites bundle signing into broader platforms, DocuSign becomes a replaceable feature by 2027.
What makes DocuSign unique
- DocuSign’s IAM platform served 25,000 customers and reached 15.1% of ARR by July 2026.
- Its eSignature remains a default workflow layer across 1.9 million customers and 180 countries.
- FedRAMP authorization and API-first MCP support give DocuSign enterprise-grade integration depth.
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Health benefits: Medical, dental, and vision
Life and disability benefits
Savings: Pre-tax parking plans, Health Savings Accounts, Health Care FSA, Dependent Care FSA
Wealth Generation: 401(k) or other retirement plans, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, Restricted Stock Units, Sales Commissions, Company Incentive Plan (CIP)
Growth & Insights and Company News
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↑ 0%Robert Chatwani, President General Manager of Growth at DocuSign, sold 14,676 shares of common stock on 17 September 2026, according to an SEC Form 4 filing. The transaction was worth approximately $1.0 million. The sale was executed under a Rule 10b5-1 plan at a weighted average price of $69.41 per share. The stock closed at $70.64 on the same day. At the time of the transaction, DocuSign's one-year total return was -16%. Following the sale, Chatwani retains 75,928 shares, representing approximately 0.0398% of the company's outstanding equity, valued at roughly $5.3 million. DocuSign operates a subscription-based SaaS model providing electronic signature and digital agreement management solutions.
A Smoother, Smarter DOCUFLOW experience: Docusign integration and new features. Managing documents efficiently is not simply about storing files. Businesses need to move documents through review, approval, signing and archiving processes quickly, securely and with as little manual administration as possible. The latest Docuflow update takes another step in this direction. Alongside usability improvements and important reliability fixes, the new release introduces Docusign integration, helping organisations create a more connected digital document workflow from approval through electronic signing to controlled archiving. Docusign integration: from document approval to Electronic Signature in one workflow. One of the most significant enhancements is the integration of Docuflow with Docusign, combining document workflow management and electronic signing within a connected process. Instead of moving documents manually between different systems, sending separate emails to signatories and tracking signing progress independently, organisations can manage the process directly as part of their Docuflow workflow. Once a document has completed the required review and approval steps in Docuflow, it can be sent to the designated signatories through Docusign. Signing statuses are automatically tracked, and once the signing process has been completed, the document can return to Docuflow for controlled archiving and further processing. * Adapted to Your Approval and Signing Processes Document processes differ significantly between organisations. For this reason, Docusign integration can be configured around individual business requirements, including: * approval and signing processes * participant and signatory roles * document routing * signing sequences * archiving requirements * organisation-specific workflow rules This makes it possible to integrate electronic signatures into existing business processes rather than forcing teams to redesign their processes around the technology. * Less Administration, Faster Document Turnaround Connecting document workflow management with Docusign can eliminate several manual steps typically associated with signing processes. For users, this means fewer system changes and less manual tracking. For organisations, it can mean shorter document turnaround times, fewer administrative errors and greater process transparency. The result is a more streamlined experience for both internal users and external participants, with each stage of the document lifecycle easier to follow and manage. Technology delivers the greatest value when people can use it confidently. Several improvements in the latest release therefore focus specifically on the everyday Docuflow user experience. * A Smoother Start for New Users The new Welcome Overlay provides an interactive introduction to Docuflow, guiding new users through key features and helping them understand how to navigate the platform. Instead of relying entirely on manuals, separate training sessions or trial and error, users can learn the essential functions directly within the application. For organisations onboarding new colleagues or introducing Docuflow to additional teams, this can simplify adoption, reduce initial uncertainty and help users become productive faster. * Important Actions Always Within Reach The new Sticky Button is a small interface improvement with a practical impact. When users work with longer forms, pages or document workflows, important actions remain accessible while they navigate through the content. There is no need to scroll back through a page simply to find the relevant control. It is a simple change designed to remove friction from repetitive everyday tasks. * Smarter Communication Inside the Platform Keeping users informed about system-related information is also easier with the introduction of a configurable Notification Banner. Administrators can publish announcements directly within Docuflow, including: * system information * planned maintenance * important reminders * operational notices * time-sensitive user information Notifications can also be scheduled for a specific period. This ensures that messages appear when they are relevant and automatically disappear afterwards. Instead of relying exclusively on emails or separate communication channels, organisations can place important information directly where users are working. Faster and easier user identification. User selection fields have also been improved by displaying profile pictures alongside users' names. This makes it easier to identify the correct colleague, particularly in larger organisations or environments where several employees may have similar names. Although relatively small from a technical perspective, improvements like this can make frequent workflow actions significantly more intuitive. Electronic signatures for cloud-based Docuflow environments. The latest version also introduces e-Szignó (Qualified Electronic Signature) support in cloud-based Docuflow deployments. This expands the possibilities for organisations looking to digitise document processes and reduce dependency on manual or paper-based signing steps. Together with the new Docusign integration, electronic signature capabilities strengthen Docuflow's role as a platform for managing increasingly digital document lifecycles, from initial workflow steps through approval and signing to final archiving. More information, less scrolling. Docuflow forms have been optimised to make better use of available screen space. By reducing unnecessary empty areas, more relevant information can now be displayed on a single screen. Users can see more of the information they need without repeatedly scrolling through longer forms. The result is a more compact and practical interface designed around everyday document processing. Adaptable foundation for future integrations. Some of the most important improvements in a software platform are not immediately visible to users. Docuflow now supports the parallel operation of multiple plugins, creating a more flexible technical architecture for integrations and future enhancements. * Why Does This Matter? Individual functionality and integrations can be developed and extended more independently. This reduces the likelihood that changes made in one area will have unintended effects elsewhere and provides a stronger foundation for introducing additional integrations. For customers, this means Docuflow is becoming better positioned to evolve alongside changing business processes and technology environments. Reliability improvements across everyday workflows. Alongside the new functionality, the release includes several fixes aimed at improving the stability and predictability of everyday document workflows. Updates include: * substitute users can now transfer tasks correctly within a workflow phase * substitute users can generate opinion summaries as expected * the opinion field is no longer incorrectly marked as mandatory when a user selects agreement * affected workflows can be reopened correctly following improvements to the reopening function * compatibility with the latest version of Safari has been optimised and fine-tuned These corrections may be less visible than new features, but they are essential to creating a reliable platform for business-critical document processes. From approval to signature: A better-connected document journey. The latest Docuflow release combines highly visible usability improvements with deeper technical developments. The Docusign integration is an important step forward, enabling organizations to connect document review, approval, electronic signing and archiving within a more seamless process. At the same time, improvements to onboarding, navigation, communication, cloud-based electronic signatures and the underlying technical architecture make Docuflow easier to use and more flexible for future requirements. For enterprises aiming to reduce manual document administration, accelerate approval and signing processes and create more transparent digital workflows, these developments open new possibilities for managing documents more efficiently from start to finish. Interested in connecting document workflows, approvals and electronic signatures in one streamlined process? Contact Abylon to discover how Docuflow can be configured around your organization's document management and approval requirements.
DocuSign reported second-quarter revenue of $875.75 million and net income of $77.72 million in early September 2026, whilst raising full-year guidance and completing a $2.38 billion share buyback covering just over 20% of its shares. The company is opening its Model Context Protocol Server to AI agents including ChatGPT, Gemini, and Slack, embedding its Iris-powered Intelligent Agreement Management features into everyday workflows. DocuSign also expanded partnerships with BearingPoint and Underrated Golf. The move aims to transform DocuSign from an e-signature tool into an AI-native agreement platform. However, risks remain around IAM adoption pace and potential commoditisation of agreement tools amid intensifying competition. Some analysts project revenue could reach $4.3 billion by 2029, though concerns persist about rising platform competition.
Docusign recognized as a "Leader" in the IDC MarketScape for worldwide integrated signing workflow software 2026. 15 Sep, 2026, 09:22 GMT Share article. SAN FRANCISCO, September 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Docusign (NASDAQ: DOCU), the market leader in Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM), today announced that the company was named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for worldwide integrated signing workflow software vendor assessment (Doc #U53014325, August 2026). The Docusign IAM platform unifies and automates every phase of the contract lifecycle - from capture and contract creation through identity verification and electronic signature to the ongoing management of completed contracts. With AI purpose-built for contracts, Docusign helps companies understand the content of their contracts and act on those insights. This is how Docusign supports more than 1.9 million companies worldwide in accelerating business, reducing risk, and maximizing productivity. According to the IDC MarketScape, "the IAM platform reflects Docusign's effort to extend the product beyond transaction-based signing to contract lifecycle management, supported by AI-based contract analysis and workflow orchestration." It goes on to say: "Docusign is a relevant option for companies that value broad market awareness, an extensive library of prebuilt integrations, and access to a platform that includes electronic signatures and contract lifecycle management." "The new evolution of the Docusign platform, referred to as 'Intelligent Agreement Management,' reflects how AI-powered contract management is reshaping workflows in companies," said Andrew Gens, research analyst for AI software at IDC. "This MarketScape showed how Docusign's ecosystem as well as investments in AI and automation are key factors in enabling its customers to unlock the high-value data bound in contracts." "We believe that being named a Leader in this IDC MarketScape is a strong validation of our vision of 'Intelligent Agreement Management,'" said Allan Thygesen, CEO of Docusign. "Contracts are the foundation of business, yet with traditional processes valuable data remains locked in static files. Our IAM platform enables companies to turn friction in contracts into business results, delivering tangible ROI and efficiency gains in teams such as legal, sales, procurement, and HR." Among Docusign's key strengths, the IDC MarketScape cited the breadth of the contract lifecycle platform as well as its scalability, AI for contracts, and the depth of the ecosystem: * Scope and depth of the ecosystem: Docusign's broad installed base and library of more than 1,000 prebuilt integrations have a practical impact on enterprise procurement. Internal stakeholders and contract partners are often already familiar with the platform, and integrations with systems such as Salesforce, SAP, Microsoft, Google, and Coupa are well documented and widely supported by system integrators. * Breadth of the contract lifecycle platform: Docusign has expanded its platform and now covers pre- and post-signature contract management, AI-powered contract analytics, and automated workflow coordination. For companies that want to consolidate contract creation, signing, and lifecycle management with a single vendor rather than assembling separate tools, this functional breadth can cover the majority of that scope directly. A free copy of the excerpt from the IDC MarketScape report "Worldwide Integrated Signing Workflow Software 2026 Vendor Assessment" is available here. To learn more about Docusign IAM, visit our website. This recognition follows other recent awards, including Docusign being named three times by Newsweek as one of America's "most trusted software and telecommunications companies," as well as inclusion in Fast Company's list of the world's most innovative companies for 2026 and Fortune's Future 50 list of companies with the best long-term growth prospects. Docusign recently announced the general availability of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server, which extends "Agreement Intelligence" to any AI agent through a single, open interface. During its most recent earnings conference, Docusign announced strong customer growth, which rose to more than 1.9 million customers in the second fiscal quarter (ended July 31, 2026). About IDC MarketScape The IDC MarketScape vendor analysis model is intended to provide an overview of the competitiveness of technology and service providers in a given market. The underlying market research methodology uses a rigorous scoring method based on both qualitative and quantitative criteria, and its result is a single graphical representation of each vendor's position within a given market. The "Capabilities" score measures the vendor's product quality, go-to-market, and business execution in the short term. The "Strategy" score measures the alignment of the vendor's strategies with customer requirements over a period of 3 to 5 years. The vendor's market share is represented by the size of the circles. The vendor's year-over-year growth rate relative to the respective market is indicated by a plus, neutral, or minus next to the vendor's name. About Docusign Docusign brings contracts to life. More than 1.9 million customers and more than a billion people in over 180 countries use Docusign solutions to accelerate business processes and simplify people's lives. With intelligent contract management, Docusign unlocks business-critical data locked in documents. Until now, this data was disconnected from business systems of record, costing companies time, money, and opportunities. Using Docusign's AI-native IAM platform, companies can create, complete, and manage contracts with solutions developed by the market leader in electronic signature and CLM. For more information, visit www.docusign.com. Media contact: Docusign Corporate Communications [email protected]
ORO Labs wins procurement Company of the Year. September 15, 2026 Following the Global Procurement Awards, Procurement Mag take a look at this year's Company of the Year, speaking with Lance Younger from ORO Labs No longer just about cutting costs, modern procurement is a strategic engine. In an era of non-stop disruption, teams are charged with securing supply chains, driving sustainability and creating real business value. The Global Procurement Awards 2026 celebrate the organisations and individuals proving that procurement excellence is about far more than negotiating the best price. The Company of the Year Award recognises an organisation whose procurement function is setting the benchmark for excellence, innovation and strategic value. The shortlist: * Argon & Co * Garant Electronics GmbH * MTN Group - Global Sourcing & Supply Chain * ORO Labs * Vertice-Quartex ORO Labs. ORO Labs is an agent orchestration company founded in 2020. The company is on a mission to make procurement work for everyone by shortening cycle times, decreasing risk with end-to-end process visibility and driving agility in response to change. Its agentic AI-powered orchestration doesn't replace ERP, sourcing or contract management systems; instead, it is a layer that connects existing tools and automates work across them. ORO Labs integrates with platforms such as SAP, Oracle, Coupa, Ariba, DocuSign and supplier risk systems to provide a unified procurement experience with end-to-end visibility. ORO Labs' automation capabilities include intake and request management, supplier onboarding and maintenance, risk and compliance reviews, source-to-pay workflows, contract and approval orchestration, spend and category management, AI-powered fraud and risk detection and cross-functional procurement collaboration. ORO Labs is designed for large enterprises and fast-growing global organisations with complex procurement operations. ORO Labs operating ndustries including life sciences, manufacturing, financial services, consumer goods, technology and other highly regulated sectors. The team has worked tirelessly introducing innovation and agentic orchestration into the way Procurement Mag work with organisations to deliver fantastic transformation. Lance Younger, European General Manager and Head of Global Partnerships at ORO Labs Winner insights. Upon receipt of this award, Procurement Mag spoke to Lance Younger, European General Manager and Head of Global Partnerships at ORO Labs. Tell Procurement Mag about the work behind this award? It's great to win this award. ORO Labs works with global enterprises to transform their procurement organisations using intake and orchestration technology. Procurement Mag is working with some of the biggest organisations on the planet. The team has worked tirelessly introducing innovation and agentic orchestration into the way Procurement Mag work with organisations to deliver fantastic transformation. Why is this award important to ORO Labs? It's fantastic to win this award. I'm really pleased to accept it on behalf of the whole of the team, its partners, and all of the work Procurement Mag do with its clients as well. Executives. * Lance Younger EVP, EMEA GM and global alliances l ORO Labs l ai-powered procurement orchestration platform. Company Portals