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Atlys is building an AI-first platform that removes friction from travel. We are seeking a Product Designer to shape simple, intuitive experiences across the Atlys app and website.
You’ll work closely with Product and Engineering to understand user problems, explore solutions, test ideas and turn complex travel journeys into clear, delightful product experiences. This is a high-ownership role for someone who can move from discovery to execution and cares deeply about both user experience and
Our mission is to enable every person on Earth to travel freely.
Travel should feel exciting. Instead, too much of it is still defined by paperwork, uncertainty, and processes that were never designed for travellers.
Atlys is changing that.
We’re building an AI-first platform that removes friction and uncertainty from travel. To date, we’ve processed visas for 1M+ travellers across 127 countries. But we’re still early.
We’re looking for a Product Designer to shape simple, intuitive experiences across the Atlys app and website.
You’ll work closely with Product and Engineering to understand user problems, explore solutions, test ideas and turn complex travel journeys into clear, delightful product experiences.
This is a high-ownership role for someone who can move comfortably from discovery to detailed execution and cares deeply about both user experience and product outcomes.
You’ll likely thrive in this role if you:
We hire exceptional people for their craft, not travel enthusiasts. We solve hard problems that happen to touch global travel and government infrastructure.
Atlys is built by a small team with outsized ambition, high ownership, and an obsession with doing great work.
Here’s what you can expect:
Our values shape how we make decisions, work together and build for travelers. The bar is high, the pace is fast, and the way we work is deliberate. Read them before you apply. If this environment energizes you, you’ll probably thrive here. If it doesn’t, it’s better to know that upfront.
Come build the intelligence layer for global travel