We’re Lyft Design

We believe design is the differentiator, the not-so-secret sauce to Lyft’s success. Together we bring humanity to Lyft’s products and experiences—and we have a lot of fun doing it!

Want to join us? Buckle up and scroll on to learn who we are and what we create.

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Stories from the road

Designing with, not for

Hosting a co-creation workshop with drivers at Lyft.

How to write better bugs: tips to make impactful tickets

Do you feel like your bugs collect dust in Jira and wish they could be completed more quickly? This may be an article for you.

Resources for leading through ongoing ambiguity

Learn how to manage ambiguity at the product level, plus helpful tools to bring out the best in yourself, your teams, and the business.

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Consumer vs. Enterprise products: Where do you fit?

When looking for a new job, does it matter if the product you work on is consumer-focused or enterprise-focused?

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How to build a mentor/mentee relationship

Looking for a mentor? Get set for success with this practical advice on building an effective relationship.

Using Rapid Research to level-up your teams

This is a true tale about starting up a research program at Lyft that gets designers, engineers, product, and managers to collaborate.

Want more strategies, stories, and resources? Cruise on over to our Design blog.

Share a ride with us

Hop in and meet some members of Lyft Design.

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Kat Murray

Learn about Kat’s favorite project at Lyft, plus her advice on how to get started as a researcher.

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Runi Goswami

Find out why Runi chose product design as a career, and get a glimpse into the magic of design systems

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Amy Lipner

Amy shares how she found her way to content design and how she stays creative.

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Jacob Berman

Jacob shares his favorite project at Lyft, and the many paths to a UXR career.

Aastha, a young woman with shoulder-length brown hair and light brown skin, wearing a sleeveless purple top. She stands on a balcony in San Francisco with a city view behind her.

Aastha Bhargava

Learn what Aastha loves most about product design, plus her tips for getting started.

Amanda Schwartz

Spend some time with Amanda, one of our Design Program Managers in Sausalito CA.

What we do

We’re a multi-disciplinary team obsessed with building human experiences.

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Product Design

Product designers shape product strategy based on user behaviors, and design products and experiences that improve users’ lives.

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Illustration

llustrators amplify the messages delivered to our users through instructive and ownable illustrations and iconography.

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Content Design

Content designers use language, storytelling, information architecture, and more to design intuitive experiences for our users.

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Research

Researchers collect feedback and conduct studies to build empathy with Lyft’s users and shape better product and marketing strategy.

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Design Systems

Systems designers empower teams to deliver high-quality, consistent user experiences across all of Lyft's features and platforms.

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Industrial Design

Industrial designers develop Lyft's vehicle and station hardware and drive design intent from strategy to concept to manufacturing.

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Design Operations

Design program managers drive our effectiveness and impact by strategically managing priorities, people, and process.

Want to join us on this journey? We’d love to get to know you! Check out our open roles.