Product Designer (AI-Enabled Products)

Digital Foundry, Inc.•Tiburon, CA

3d•$85,000 - $115,000•Onsite

About The Position

Digital Foundry is seeking a Product Designer to focus on AI-Enabled Products. This role is a hands-on design position responsible for creating real interfaces on real products, focusing on the human side of AI features and human-in-the-loop touchpoints. The designer will work within real-world constraints, including regulated or mission-critical settings, ensuring accessibility, clarity, and well-designed failure cases. The position offers an opportunity to learn the AI-specific craft alongside senior designers and engineers, contributing to how AI product problems are solved and growing into a leadership role over time.

Requirements

User research and facilitation skills, including comfort running and supporting interviews, workshops, and requirements sessions.
End-to-end product and interaction design capabilities, demonstrated through a portfolio showing concepts to refined, functional, aesthetically strong interfaces.
Figma fluency for design and clean developer handoff.
Experience with accessibility and inclusive design as a working practice.
Technical literacy, including a working sense of feasibility.
Willingness to partner closely with engineers to ensure designs are buildable.
Clear documentation and communication of interaction and interface components for handoff to development teams.
Approximately 3 to 5 years of product or UX design experience.

Nice To Haves

Direct experience designing AI features, data-dense tools, or complex workflows.
Familiarity with designing for regulated or enterprise environments.

Responsibilities

Design real interfaces on real products, taking features and flows from research and concept through to refined, build-ready design across web and mobile.
Design the human side of AI features, focusing on how people interpret and trust AI outputs, showing confidence and uncertainty, surfacing sources, making error states clear, and providing users a path to verify or reject output.
Design human-in-the-loop touchpoints where a person stays in control, including review steps, approval points, and clear off-ramps when something looks wrong.
Incorporate accessibility, clarity, and well-designed failure cases into designs from the initial sketch, especially for products in regulated or mission-critical settings.
Use AI in your own practice for rapid prototyping, generating and stress-testing variations, drafting copy, and speeding up research synthesis.
Collaborate closely with senior design and engineering teams.