Top Artificial Intelligence Design Jobs

Own product design for Scotch’s web-based back office, focusing on orders, transactions, payments, integrations, reporting, and data-heavy workflows. Lead merchant research, define problems with product managers, collaborate with engineers, design responsive experiences, evolve the design system, and support the full product lifecycle from discovery through post-launch iteration.

Own end-to-end UX design across web and mobile, from research and discovery through launch and iteration. Create wireframes, prototypes, high-fidelity designs, and design systems for complex B2B workflow products. Partner closely with product managers, engineers, and clinical operations stakeholders, conduct lightweight user research, support implementation, and use analytics and feedback to optimize shipped experiences.

Create motion and static brand assets for social, advertising, campaigns, presentations, events, and video. Collaborate with creative, marketing, communications, and events teams to deliver polished work through a creative request pipeline. Maintain brand consistency, manage multiple projects, respond to feedback, and use AI tools such as Claude and Gemini to accelerate ideation and production.

Design and ship innovative mobile experiences for Snapchat, from concept development and prototyping through execution. The role involves creating visual and interaction designs, improving existing features, shaping product roadmaps, identifying user needs, presenting concepts to leadership, and collaborating with product, design, and engineering teams. The designer will also leverage AI-enabled tools and contribute strategic product input in a fast-paced environment.

Leads the product design vision for Shield AI’s Hivemind autonomy platform. Designs AI-native workflows for autonomy development, simulation, testing, deployment, and operations; conducts user research; partners with Product and Engineering; establishes design systems; and manages and mentors a high-performing design team.

Owns Onshore’s brand design from concept through launch across product marketing, sales enablement, social, web, events, and print. Builds and extends the visual system, creates templates, translates complex industry concepts into clear visuals, manages multiple projects independently, and maintains brand consistency across platforms. Collaborates closely with marketing and leadership while preparing final assets for digital and print publication.

Design and prototype human-centered UX for complex, data-rich enterprise applications. Lead research, testing, and cross-functional collaboration to create intuitive AI-enabled workflows. Evolve UX strategy and design language, validate ideas through prototyping, and ensure clarity, control, and trust in AI-driven features.

Lead product design for AI-centric software development tools, shaping experiences for developers and AI agents. Own design direction across a product squad, organize complex workflows, conduct user research, create scalable patterns, collaborate with product and engineering, validate technical feasibility, mentor designers, and improve design processes. Use AI tools throughout research, ideation, synthesis, prototyping, and delivery while helping development teams create secure, maintainable software.

Lead FinTech product design from vision through execution, including payment experiences, billing portals, spend management, bill payment, insights, and credit card products. Partner with product, engineering, data, and executives to define user-centered solutions, simplify complex workflows, lead design reviews, improve feedback processes, and shape design strategy while mentoring other designers and raising the organization’s quality bar.

Lead the Interstate B2B design system across guidelines, tokens, components, patterns, governance, accessibility, and usability. Set design direction for ambiguous product challenges, shape AI-assisted design tooling, and ensure systems are machine-readable for agent-generated interfaces. Partner with product managers, designers, and engineers, identify system gaps, drive adoption, measure outcomes, and mentor designers through critique, pairing, documentation, and clear standards.