Agi Inc

Product Designer

San Francisco Office. Posted 18 months ago

The role

You will own the full design arc from blank canvas to shipped product. You will pair with researchers and engineers to design interactions for autonomous agents.

What you will do

  • Sketch concepts, prototype in Figma, and user-test.
  • Own the full arc from blank canvas to shipped product.
  • Translate complex agent behavior into intuitive UI.
  • Map flows, wireframes, hi-fi mocks, and interactive prototypes.
  • Create interactive demos and refined build specs.
  • Run guerrilla tests, A/B experiments, and analytics reviews.
  • Visualize agent reasoning, decision-making, and action history.
  • Establish design systems, accessibility guidelines, and brand voice.
  • Design animation, micro-copy, and haptics.

Required 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

Nice to have

  • 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

Benefits

  • Competitive company-sponsored medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • Top-tier relocation and immigration support

Before you apply

  • Send a link or 60-second video of something you designed and why it matters
  • Send your resume or LinkedIn
  • Send two sentences on the hardest problem you've cracked

About the company

agi-inc is a stealth team of elite founders and AI researchers building everyday AGI. They focus on trustworthy, consumer-grade agents that redefine human-AI collaboration.