[2027] Associate Product Designer, Early Career
Associate product designer on a 21-month rotational programme at a gaming platform, working on real product problems with senior designers. Suits design graduates with a portfolio; the posting says the company may not support certain US visas or future H-1B sponsorship, so US work authorisation is needed.
San Mateo, CA, United States
On-siteNew grad, fresh graduate or trainee roles. No work experience needed.
USD 140.4k/year
Annual salary stated in the postingFull-time
Posted 2 Sept 2026What they ask for
How Roblox hires
- 1
Introductory call with Talent Acquisition
Recruiter screen · From the company
An overview of the company plus questions about your background and interest in Roblox.
- 2
Technical skills assessment
Technical interview · From the company
Usually a coding exercise. Senior candidates may get a system design exercise or take-home project instead, and interns and entry-level candidates take a simulation-based cognitive assessment set inside a 3D Roblox experience.
- 3
Team interviews
Panel interview · From the company
A set of one to one conversations with future teammates, the hiring manager and senior leaders, which can include coding and design whiteboard exercises depending on level.
- 4
Creative problem solving and values interview
Culture fit · From the company
An open-ended, conceptual problem with no single right answer, used to see how you handle ambiguity, think creatively and collaborate.
- 5
Hiring committee review
Final HR round · From the company
Senior engineering leaders review a packet with your CV, the hiring manager’s summary and interviewer feedback, and make the final call.
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- Cheat sheetFrontend developmentHTML, CSS, JavaScript and a framework.
- Cheat sheetDSA and problem solvingData structures and patterns.
- Cheat sheetUniversity to job-readySemester by semester plan for CS students.
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Last checked 8 days ago (6 Oct 2026)
About the company
Runs an online platform where people play and create 3D experiences, with tools and a virtual economy for creators.
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