DATA FROM ROLIVA JOB LISTINGS

Most-mentioned skills in Product and UX designer job listings — October 2026

Based on 34 current product and UX designer listings from 13 employers, counted on 4 October 2026.

At a glance

Listings counted34open in the last 30 days
Employers13careers pages read by ROLIVA
Countries12stated by employers
As of4 October 2026recounted daily

Figma is the most-mentioned skill: 76% of these listings (26 of 34) mention it.

Most-mentioned skills

Share of 34 product and UX designer listings that mention each skill, October 2026 (as of 4 October 2026)
RankSkillListingsShare
1Figma26 of 3476%
2User research13 of 3438%
3Snowflake3 of 349%
4Stakeholder management2 of 346%
5AWS1 of 343%
6Azure1 of 343%
7GCP1 of 343%
8JavaScript1 of 343%
9React1 of 343%
10SQL1 of 343%

40 tracked terms appear in none of these listings. No earlier month is stored yet, so there is no change column.

Where these listings are

Country stated in the employer’s structured posting data
CountryListingsShare
United States515%
India412%
Colombia26%
Spain26%
United Kingdom26%
Hong Kong SAR China26%
Indonesia26%
Philippines26%
Poland26%
Brazil13%
Mexico13%
Nigeria13%

8 listings state no country in structured data. 9 listings are remote as stated by the employer.

Method

Source: job listings on ROLIVA, which are read from employers’ own careers pages. Only listings confirmed open in the 30 days before the count are included. A listing belongs to this role when its job title matches the same fixed title patterns used for the product and UX designer jobs page.

How skills were detected: each listing’s description (up to the first 20,000 characters) and any skills the employer lists in structured posting data are matched against a fixed list of 50 skill and tool terms, on whole words. Excel, React, Swift, Spark, Agile are also ordinary English words, so they are counted only in their capitalised product form. A listing counts once per term, however often it repeats it. A mention is not necessarily a requirement, and skills outside the list are not counted.

Timing: the count is repeated daily and this page shows the latest one; the figure kept for each month is the last count taken in that month. Month-to-month changes compare the share of listings, not raw counts, because the number of listings changes.

Limits: these are ROLIVA’s listings only — the employers whose careers pages ROLIVA reads, weighted towards the countries shown above — not the whole job market.

Terms tracked: SQL, Python, Excel, Tableau, Power BI, Looker, dbt, Snowflake, BigQuery, Jira, Confluence, Figma, Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, React, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node.js, Java, Kotlin, Swift, C++, Rust, Scala, Spark, Airflow, Kafka, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, Machine learning, A/B testing, Agile, Scrum, Stakeholder management, User research, Process mapping, BPMN, UML, Roadmapping, PyTorch, TensorFlow, LLM, Go-to-market.

How to cite

ROLIVA, “Most-mentioned skills in Product and UX designer job listings — October 2026”, https://rolivajobs.com/insights/skills/product-designer (data as of 4 October 2026).

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