Design Engineer 3
GitHub
Design Engineer 3
GitHub
Runs code hosting and collaboration for developers
We're hiring a Design Engineer III to help shape the next generation of developer tools used by 200+ million developers around the world. Design Engineers live at the intersection of design, engineering, and product strategy, combining strong technical depth, sharp design sensibility, and the ability to move ideas into production quickly.
In this role, you'll work hands-on with design primitives, open source systems, and emerging front-end technologies. Collaborating closely with designers, engineers, and product managers, you'll prototype, build, iterate, and refine experiences that millions of developers rely on. You'll bring curiosity, strong opinions on quality, and the range to take work from concept through ship.
Design Engineers at GitHub are expert individual contributors with a lot of autonomy and trust. We're looking for someone who builds as a way of thinking — someone who sketches ideas in code, navigates ambiguity with confidence, and drives clarity across teams. This role is ideal for builders excited to elevate how design engineering shapes GitHub and help define the future of developer experience at scale.
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GitHub values
Manager fundamentals
Leadership principles
GitHub runs a code hosting and collaboration platform for developers and software teams, from public open source projects to private business applications. Teams store projects in repositories, propose changes through pull requests, and review code before merging it into a shared version. GitHub Actions automates tests and deployments, while Copilot assists with writing code and Advanced Security checks for vulnerabilities and exposed credentials. The company earns revenue from paid team and enterprise subscriptions, AI coding plans, security add-ons, and usage of its development tools. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in San Francisco, GitHub is a subsidiary of Microsoft.
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