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NexGen Cloud is seeking a Product Designer for HyperStack to own and craft the first UX language for a high‑growth AI infrastructure product. You’ll translate product input into actionable journeys and autonomously research user flows to identify gaps, shaping the design function from the ground up.
In this role you’ll own core journeys, from onboarding to Kubernetes workflows, and collaborate directly with product strategy for immediate impact and strategic influence within a fast-moving,
NexGen Cloud is a fast-growing GPU cloud and AI infrastructure business. We're the company behind Hyperstack - a self-serve, on-demand cloud platform built for high-performance AI, HPC, and compute-heavy workloads. Powered by 100% renewable energy and NVIDIA architecture, Hyperstack gives teams from AI startups to enterprise the compute they need, without the cost or complexity of legacy cloud.
We move fast, solve hard problems, and build things that matter. If you want ownership, real impact, and a front-row seat to one of the most consequential infrastructure shifts of the decade - this is the place.
Hyperstack doesn't have a dedicated product design function yet, and the gap is already showing up externally in ClusterMax reviews. We need someone to close it directly - building the first design function for the product from scratch, with a direct line into product strategy rather than executing someone else's decisions.
This is a role for someone who's comfortable with ambiguity, works from a flat reporting line with real autonomy, and turns partially-specified technical requirements into designed journeys without waiting for a fully-scoped brief.
Rather than a checklist, here's what success in this role actually looks like:
We care more about how you think and work than a perfect CV. You'll likely bring a combination of the following:
We welcome applications from all backgrounds. If you enjoy solving complex infrastructure problems and want to build something meaningful at scale, we'd like to hear from you.