Product Design Engineer: AI-Driven Prototyping

ESW; Ireland; Hybrid; EUR 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare allowance €1,500

Pension with 6.5% match

Life insurance

Employee Assistance Programme

Flyefit membership

Cycle to Work Scheme

Tax Saver Scheme

Hybrid working

Job summary

ESW is reimagining Product Design with AI-driven processes. We seek a Product Design Engineer who can translate concepts into working experiences, blending design, development and AI tools.

You’ll be a designer first, with strong UX/UI skills, comfortable with code and product environments, using AI-assisted tooling to prototype, build and test rapidly. The role complements Engineering; Design will absorb more of the work, enabling Engineering to focus on core problems.

Qualifications

• Strong product design experience across UX, interaction and visual design.
• Portfolio showing product thinking and UI design with AI-enabled prototypes or experiences.
• Experience taking digital products from concept through to implementation.
• Experience with design systems, component libraries and reusable UI patterns.
• Understanding of coding concepts; a full development background isn’t required.

Responsibilities

• Take design ideas from Figma into working experiences using AI to build, test and refine them for production viability.
• Develop a consistent way of working with AI across tools and contexts.
• Collaborate with Product and Engineering to determine where Design can extend or hand off to Engineering.

Skills

UX design

UI design

AI tools

Coding concepts

Prototype with AI

Tools

Claude Code

Cursor

Copilot

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Job description

ESW is reimagining Product Design with AI-driven processes. We seek a Product Design Engineer who can translate concepts into working experiences, blending design, development and AI tools.

You’ll be a designer first, with strong UX/UI skills, comfortable with code and product environments, using AI-assisted tooling to prototype, build and test rapidly. The role complements Engineering; Design will absorb more of the work, enabling Engineering to focus on core problems.