Product Designer
San Francisco, CAJobPosted 1y agoStill listed 2 days ago
Most applications go out cold — see where you stand first. No sign-up to start.
Watch jobs like this. New roles like this one near San Francisco, CA, by email.
Don't just apply. Show up ready.
Olive works from this exact posting.
At a glance
Olive lists jobs from US employers, including remote roles you can work from the United States.
Requirements
Credentials this posting asks for.
Job overview
MULTI·ON is hiring a Product Designer. The Product Designer will be the design voice on a small team, inventing how millions collaborate with autonomous agents. This role involves owning the craft from concept to launch, sketching, prototyping, and user-testing rapidly. The designer will partner directly with researchers and engineers to fuse breakthrough models with world-class interaction design, focusing on clarity, trust, and delight in every user interaction.
Key focus areas include Sketch a concept at 9 AM, prototype in Figma by lunch, user-test by dinner, Own the full arc from blank canvas to shipped product, and Translate complex agent behavior into intuitive UI.
Successful candidates bring 5+ Years Crafting Digital Products End-to-End and Portfolio Marrying Beauty And Usability. Important skills include Figma, Interactive Prototyping Tools, Usability Testing, Interaction Design, Clarity, and Delight. Preferred (not required): Trust, Sketch, Adobe Creative Suite, and HTML.
Skills & qualifications
Skills
Qualifications
Benefits
Full job description
Think Different. Build the Future. 🚀
Our Mission Build everyday AGI. Trustworthy, consumer-grade agents that redefine human–AI collaboration for millions. Software shouldn’t wait for commands; it should partner with you, amplifying what you can do every single day.
Why AGI, Inc. We’re a stealth team of elite founders and AI researchers, with backgrounds spanning Stanford, OpenAI, and DeepMind . We’re industry leaders in mobile and computer-use agents, bringing these capabilities to consumer scale.
Grounded in years of agent research, our AI is designed with trustworthiness and reliability as core pillars, not afterthoughts.
We are supported by tier-1 investors who funded the first generation of AI giants; now they’re backing us to build the next: everyday AGI. (Watch the demo )
If you see possibility where others see limits, read on.
About the Role You'll be the design voice on a tiny team inventing how millions collaborate with autonomous agents. From blank canvas to pixel-perfect launch, you own the craft.
This is not a support role. You'll sketch a concept at 9 AM, prototype in Figma by lunch, and user-test by dinner. You'll pair directly with researchers and engineers, fusing breakthrough models with world-class interaction design.
You'll focus on clarity, trust, and delight — ensuring every flow, animation, and interaction moves users from curiosity to reliance.
What You'll Do Draw the future: Sketch a concept at 9 AM, prototype in Figma by lunch, user-test by dinner. Own the full arc from blank canvas to shipped product.
Make magic visible: Translate complex agent behavior — memory, intent, action history — into UI so intuitive it feels inevitable.
Craft end-to-end journeys: Map flows, wireframes, hi-fi mocks, and interactive prototypes that hide complexity behind elegance.
Prototype at lightning speed: Monday: idea. Tuesday: interactive demo. Wednesday: user feedback. Thursday: refined build spec.
Champion the user: Run guerrilla tests, A/B experiments, and analytics reviews to turn pain into joy — fast.
Design for trust: Visualize agent reasoning, decision-making, and action history so users always feel in control.
Set the standard: Establish design systems, accessibility guidelines, and brand voice that every future hire will follow.
Sweat every millisecond: Animation, micro-copy, haptics — nothing ships until it delights.
Minimum Qualifications
-
5+ years crafting digital products end-to-end, with a portfolio that marries beauty and usability
-
Proven experience designing AI-powered or data-rich experiences
-
Mastery of Figma and interactive prototyping tools
-
Taste level that rejects awkward clicks, dead pixels, and inconsistent motion
-
Love for in-person collaboration; ready to build in SF
Preferred Qualifications
-
Experience designing agentic or autonomous AI interfaces
-
Proficiency in Sketch, Adobe Creative Suite, or equivalent design tools
-
Basic HTML/CSS knowledge for rapid prototyping
-
Experience with motion design, haptics, or micro-interaction systems
-
Track record of designing consumer products used by millions
Why This Role Matters Great agents need great design. If it doesn't feel effortless, people won't trust it. If they don't trust it, they won't use it.
You will define how millions of people see, understand, and rely on autonomous AI — the flows that build confidence, the interactions that create habit, and the details that separate magic from gimmick.
Our Culture 🏢 All in, in person — work moves faster face-to-face
🚀 Ship by default — novel and polished can coexist, speed is the feature
🤝 One band, one sound — radical candor, zero politics, help each other win
Perks 🏥 Competitive company-sponsored medical, dental, and vision insurance
✈️ Top-tier relocation and immigration support
How to Apply Send us:
-
A link — or 60-second video — of something you designed and why it matters
-
Your resume or LinkedIn
-
Two sentences on the hardest problem you've cracked
Every exceptional candidate hears back within 48 hours.
If you see possibility where others see limits, we'd love to meet you.
Opus 4.6
Similar jobs, posted recently
Open roles like this one, listed in the last 30 days.
Senior Product UX/UI DesignerSocure · San Francisco, CA (Hybrid) · $160–190K/yrPosted 4 days agoPosted 4 days ago
Product DesignerPylon · San Francisco, CA · $170–240K/yrPosted 2w agoPosted 2w agoProduct DesignerNash · San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)Posted 3w agoPosted 3w ago
Product DesignerRoblox · San Mateo, CA (Hybrid) · $177–215K/yrPosted 1w agoPosted 1w ago- Product Designer C3 AI · Redwood City, CA · $108–124K/yrPosted 1w agoPosted 1w ago
You've read the whole posting — now see how you match it.