Product Designer for AI Workflow Platform

Remote Worker LTD.; Greater London; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

H Company is seeking a Product Designer to shape the H Platform, enabling users to create and run agentic AI workflows powered by our models. You’ll collaborate with product, engineering and researchers to deliver valuable design solutions across the platform.

You will drive user research, explore problems from multiple angles, and decide on the right tooling—Figma, prototypes, or small PR—to ship quickly while testing with users and measuring impact.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience as a Product Designer at tech companies.
• Excellent UX, UI and interaction design skills, and ability to make complex AI workflows feel simple and intuitive.
• Portfolio showing your latest work.
• Hands-on experience running user tests and A/B tests.

Responsibilities

• Talk to our users constantly to understand their needs and figure out what will make the platform truly useful for them.
• Turn those insights into research and explorations, looking at problems from different angles before settling on a direction.
• Pick the right tool for each task: a Figma design, a prototype, or a small PR when a quick change is the fastest way to ship.
• Test what you build with users, measure its impact (A/B testing, user interviews, users daily use data) and iterate quickly based on what you learn.
• Shaping the roadmap together with the whole team, engineers and PMs alike.

Skills

UX design

UI design

Interaction design

Figma

Prototyping

User research

A/B testing

Design systems

Job description

H Company is seeking a Product Designer to shape the H Platform, enabling users to create and run agentic AI workflows powered by our models. You’ll collaborate with product, engineering and researchers to deliver valuable design solutions across the platform.

You will drive user research, explore problems from multiple angles, and decide on the right tooling—Figma, prototypes, or small PR—to ship quickly while testing with users and measuring impact.