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From Senior, there are usually three 'tracks' I have seen Designers take...
"Technical" - usually this means becoming a Principal (or similar title) which is basically a step up from Senior, but is largely the same job with a few more responsibilities. This tends to be the pinnacle for UX/UI Designers unless they move into management.
"Managerial" - Become the UX Manager and eventually a UX Director. This will require you to step away from regular design work and focus more on promoting design at the company and managing people.
"Something else" - Some Senior Designers move into entirely new roles like Front End/UI Developer or Product Manager. This is usually due to the fact that UX Designers usually cap out at Principal or Director, or a general frustration (or burn out) when it comes to UX Design as a career.
great POV here too. really depends on the org.
You’ll find job descriptions aligned with your goals if you search Lead (minimum from my experience so far) or Principal Product Designer. Companies like where I work tend to expect/require that you start to do more managing and top of funnel design thinking for these types of lead roles. Less emphasis on doing the detailed work generally speaking. Capable of leading a project: stakeholder management, client management, project management, strategy, user research, design etc.
You have a better chance moving into a Manager role (if that is what you want to do) at your current company than applying for Manager jobs without managerial experience on your resume.