- Used AI to take a design concept all the way to a working front-end prototype.
- Built or designed an AI agent, copilot, conversational interface or generative experience.
- Experimented with voice, image, video or other multimodal AI experiences.
- Used tools such as Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, v0, Replit, Lovable or Bolt to make your ideas real.
- Worked directly with an LLM or AI API, or understand concepts such as context, RAG, tool calling and agents.
- Developed some familiarity with HTML/CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, React or modern front-end development.
- Designed experiences that account for the uncertainty and non-deterministic behavior of AI.
- Thought deeply about how people build trust, understanding and control when interacting with intelligent systems.
- Contributed to a design system or helped translate design systems into working interfaces.
- Built side projects, hackathon projects or experiments simply because you wanted to understand what a new technology could do.
- Developed strong opinions about what separates an AI experience that is genuinely useful from one that is simply impressive.
Specific tools are going to change.
We’re more interested in what you’ve tried, what you’ve made, how you think and what you’ve learned along the way.
You are
A designer
You have strong foundations in experience design. You care about people, behavior, interaction, usability and craft. You can take something complicated and make it feel intuitive.
A maker
Your instinct is to make ideas tangible.
You’re comfortable in Figma, but increasingly interested in what happens beyond it. You see prototypes, code and AI-assisted development as additional materials you can use to explore an experience.
An explorer
When a new AI capability appears, you want to understand it by using it.
You don’t begin with the assumed limitations of AI. You ask:
“What might be possible now that wasn’t possible before?”
And then you start making.
A critical thinker
You recognize that AI does not replace judgment.
You challenge assumptions, interrogate problems and understand that sometimes the best experience uses AI extensively and sometimes the best solution doesn’t need AI at all.
A collaborator
You’re comfortable moving between users, designers, engineers and business stakeholders. You can communicate an idea clearly, listen to different perspectives and make the work better through collaboration.
What you can expect from us
You’ll work in an environment where design, technology and creativity intersect, alongside people who fundamentally believe in learning by making.
You’ll have opportunities to experiment with emerging technologies, collaborate across disciplines and apply new AI capabilities to meaningful client challenges.
Some of what you build will use established patterns. Some of it won’t have a playbook yet.
That’s part of the opportunity.
We’re looking for people who want to help us discover what experience design becomes when the distance between imagining something and making it real gets smaller every day.