Product Designer

TypeSafe AI•San Francisco, CA

8d•$200,000 - $271,000•Onsite

About The Position

TypeSafe is seeking its second product designer to shape how developers and enterprises discover, adopt, and build with TypeSafe. The designer will own workflows across the marketing website and developer console, covering the journey from initial introduction through a first API call and team adoption in production. The role combines visual craft and interaction design to make complex technical capabilities clear, useful, and approachable. Working closely with engineering, product, and go-to-market teams, the Product Designer will take projects from discovery through launch and may ship UI changes in production. The work includes enterprise console features, technical workflows, and a coherent design system spanning the website and console. TypeSafe is a small, flat, close-knit team working fully in person from its San Francisco office near Embarcadero station. The company emphasizes excellence, craftsmanship, collaboration, emotional honesty, and kindness.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience as a UX designer.
A portfolio demonstrating strong visual and interaction design across web experiences and complex SaaS products.
Experience designing developer tools, such as IDE plugins, observability systems, or data tools.
Strong creative problem-solving skills and ability to reason from first principles when designing solutions for complex technical systems.
Familiarity with and passion for LLMs and AI tooling, including prototyping with code, using generative AI products, and frequently trying new AI tools.
Comfort reading code, debugging, and collaborating closely with engineers.

Responsibilities

Design enterprise features in the developer console, including workflows for workspaces, team administration, permissions, usage, and billing.
Design intuitive experiences for onboarding, the playground, and tools for building, testing, and operating with TypeSafe models.
Develop reusable components, patterns, and visual foundations across the website and developer console, with attention to accessibility and consistency.
Work closely with engineering, product, and go-to-market teams, taking work from discovery through launch.
Ship UI changes in production.