Principal Product Designer — AI-Driven Student Experience

Noon - Education for Everyone; Riyadh; On-site; SAR 300,000 - 420,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Performance-based bonus

21 days of annual leave

Full premium Medical coverage, incl.:

Job summary

Noon is a Saudi EdTech company shaping the student experience end-to-end through the student app, AI tutor interactions, and classroom integration. You will own design decisions from initial student conversations to shipped screens, owning the full user journey with direct visibility to leadership.

This Senior/Principal design role emphasizes rapid experimentation, context-specific Saudi patterns, and close collaboration with product managers and engineers to deliver mobile-first experiences

Qualifications

• Portfolio of projects demonstrating creativity and delivery of results through consumer-facing mobile-first experiences.
• Strong research practice describing recruitment, questions, synthesis, and product impact.
• Proficiency with sketches, wireframes, mockups and prototypes to convey ideas.

Responsibilities

• Own the student app end-to-end: flows, IA, prototypes, final UI, handover to engineering.
• Design activities students want to come back to, including games and duels, with learning as the gate.
• Run experiments: state a hypothesis, build variants, measure results, and iterate.
• Work AI-native: use AI tools for generation, prototyping and production to focus on research and judgement.
• Collaborate directly with product manager and engineers with fast feedback loops.

Skills

UX design

User research

Mobile-first design

Prototyping

Communication

Job description

Noon is a Saudi EdTech company shaping the student experience end-to-end through the student app, AI tutor interactions, and classroom integration. You will own design decisions from initial student conversations to shipped screens, owning the full user journey with direct visibility to leadership.

This Senior/Principal design role emphasizes rapid experimentation, context-specific Saudi patterns, and close collaboration with product managers and engineers to deliver mobile-first experiences