Product Designer, Loop

• You're early in your career but moving fast—learning in months what takes others years
• You want to ship something you're genuinely proud of, not just technically proficient
• You're drawn to complex, real-world domains—logistics, finance, ops—not just polished consumer apps
• You get excited by edge cases and exceptions, not scared off by them
• You're a generative thinker who finds unexpected solutions that somehow feel obvious in retrospect
• You'd rather build and be wrong than wait for perfect requirements
• You're energized by ambiguity and complexity, not paralyzed by it
• You seek out feedback because you know it accelerates growth
• You have taste—and opinions—about what great design looks like

Desirable

• We're looking for a Product Designer to join our AI team—the group responsible for driving efficiency across Loop's AI stack
• You'll design the tools that help our AI systems and human operators work together: data workflows, rules authoring, entity management, and the surfaces where automation meets human judgment
• This isn't consumer product design. You'll be designing for complex, high-stakes workflows where latency, uncertainty, and edge cases are the norm
• The work requires systems thinking—scalable patterns over one-off solutions—and a deep respect for the operators who use what you build
• You'll work closely with AI and fullstack engineers as well as our AI Ops team to ship designs that directly impact Loop's trajectory for profitable growth
• When you improve a workflow, you'll see it in the numbers
• Design AI-native workflows. Create interfaces where agents and operators collaborate—handling automation, interventions, exceptions, and manual overrides with clarity and predictability
• Build platform-level patterns. Develop scalable components and interaction models that work across data audit, normalization, rules authoring, and beyond
• Close the feedback loop with ops. Spend time with the people who use your designs. Understand their pain points better than they can articulate them. Translate that understanding into high-leverage solutions
• Ship working software. Rapidly shepherd designs from problem to prototype to production
• Raise the bar on craft. Bring strong opinions on interaction design, motion, and visual aesthetics. Make complex things feel simple
• We have a specific point of view on what great design looks like here:
• Systems thinking — scalable components and patterns over ad hoc, point solutions
• Interaction and dynamics — intentional motion and state changes that make complex workflows feel simple; predictable UI responses even when the underlying AI isn't
• Storytelling — clear articulation of the problem, the tradeoffs, and why this solution; can walk an engineer or exec through a design decision without slides
• Visual taste — strong sense of purposeful, useful, and opinionated aesthetics
• Research acumen — able to collect and articulate user pain points better than the user can