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You’ll be joining a team working exclusively on Docker’s design system. Youll partner closely with two designers and another frontend engineer, and report directly to a Senior Design Manager. Your job is to make our design system a robust, scalable foundation for all of Docker’s products—Docker Hub, Docker Desktop, Docker Admin, and more.
Were currently using MUI but are planning a migration. You’ll help define what comes next, while supporting the existing MUIbased system as needed. You’ll also champion developer adoption by documenting patterns, offering guidance, and leading internal enablement efforts.
Own the engineering roadmap for Docker’s design system
Work sidebyside with designers to implement components that match intended usage and visual fidelity
Lead architectural decisions to move Docker off a prebuilt component library (MUI) and build a more flexible, futureready system
Set up or improve testing frameworks (unit, integration, visual regression, accessibility)
Write internal documentation, host office hoursworkshops, and provide support for other engineers using the system
Help review PRs, propose best practices, and contribute to internal tooling
Collaborate across multiple product teams to ensure the design system works across a variety of use cases and environments
Deep technical understanding of TypeScript, and JavaScript
Comfortable with React, Remix, and Electron
Strong proficiency in building and maintaining reusable component libraries
Prior experience working on or consuming a design system at scale
Familiarity with MUI and interest in migrating to alternative approaches (e.g. Tailwind, custom tokenscomponents)
Ability to define and enforce accessibility and testing standards
Empathy for designers and engineers alike—you know how to bridge the gap between design and code
Willingness to lead, mentor, and push back constructively when needed
In the first 30 days:
Meet your team: 2 staff designers, 1 frontend engineer, and your manager
Learn about current design system, how it’s used across our products, and understand user feedback
Start contributing improvements and fielding internal support questions
In the first 90 days:
Roll out your first pattern in the current system
Host a workshop or write internal documentation to promote usage
In the first year:
Partner with our other engineer to propose and begin implementing a roadmap for deprecating MUI
Deliver a stable, welltested system that’s used across Docker Hub, Desktop, and other products
Make other developers’ lives easier through better tooling, docs, and developer experience
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