Founding Product Designer for AI Cybersecurity (Equity)

Project Anathem; Greater London; Vor Ort; GBP 90.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Best tooling

Above market equity & cash

Kings Cross office with gym

Private medical insurance

Cycle to work & e-bike rental subsidy

Socials & company drinks

Zusammenfassung

Praxic is an applied AI lab building the future of defensive cybersecurity. We are hiring a Founding Product Designer to ensure we delight users and help them extract value from the product. This role blends vision with hands-on execution and fits someone with strong opinions, exceptional taste and deep user-centric thinking.

Some frontend work is expected to leverage existing frontend capabilities. You will collaborate deeply with customers, users and design partners, make product decisions

Qualifikationen

• Proven experience building delightful venture-backed SaaS platforms with a high UI/UX bar.
• Curated AI-native approach, exceptional taste and judgement.
• Ability to ship frontend code in a modern web stack and collaborate via PRs.

Aufgaben

• Collaborate with customers, users and design partners to understand needs and iterate quickly.
• Make daily product decisions with leadership and tech teams to align sprint execution.
• Establish a practical design system and ensure brand coherence across platforms and GTM collateral.
• Write frontend code in partnership with engineers on component behavior and performance.

Kenntnisse

SaaS UI/UX

AI-native approach

Frontend coding

Grit & drive

Jobbeschreibung

Praxic is an applied AI lab building the future of defensive cybersecurity. We are hiring a Founding Product Designer to ensure we delight users and help them extract value from the product. This role blends vision with hands-on execution and fits someone with strong opinions, exceptional taste and deep user-centric thinking.

Some frontend work is expected to leverage existing frontend capabilities. You will collaborate deeply with customers, users and design partners, make product decisions