This role is about designing the experience of a platform where people build and run AI agent workflows. It calls for a designer with several years in tech who can make complex, technical flows feel simple, and who can talk with users often and turn what they hear into tested ideas. A strong candidate brings solid UX and interaction skills, good product taste they can explain, and comfort working through trade-offs with engineers and researchers.
How it fits the AI era
Designing for agents means designing for behaviour that is not always predictable, so trust, clarity and user control become central parts of the work. AI also changes the designer’s own toolkit, with prototyping in code and small shipped changes sitting alongside Figma. What stays human is judgment about what is truly useful, empathy from talking with users, and knowing when a proven pattern is enough.
How it builds AI experience
The work sits close to the research and models behind agents that operate software through the screen, so a designer would learn first-hand how these systems act, fail and recover. Experience would come from shaping how organisations build, watch and steer agent workflows. Anyone preparing can start by prototyping with AI tools and studying how to show agent actions and uncertainty clearly.
Worth showing
- Complex B2B workflow design
- Designing for AI uncertainty
- User testing and A/B results
- Prototyping in code or AI
- Clear technical trade-off discussion
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