ClassLink is hiring an AI Designer, IC2 to design and deliver intuitive, accessible, user-centered experiences that support the company's AI-first product strategy. The role owns feature-level design from user research and interaction flows to wireframes and prototypes, and partners with Product Management, Engineering, Quality Engineering, and Senior Designers to integrate intelligent recommendations, automation, and generative experiences. The position applies established design systems, reusable patterns, and accessibility principles while contributing to ongoing design improvements. This role is remote with quarterly in-person strategy meetings.
What you'll do
- Design user experiences for AI-driven features, including prompts, outputs, feedback loops, and edge cases
- Translate AI system behavior into clear, intuitive, and controllable user interactions
- Apply the organization's design system, modern visual language, and interaction standards consistently across assigned feature work
- Create workflows, wireframes, and prototypes that communicate AI capabilities and dynamic interactions
- Define intuitive user flows that support successful task completion within assigned product areas
- Apply the design system consistently using approved patterns, components, and design tokens
- Follow established design system governance for exceptions and identify opportunities to improve reusable patterns, components, and documentation
- Plan and conduct feature-level user research and usability testing with guidance from senior designers
What they’re looking for
- Bachelor's degree in Design, Human-Computer Interaction, UX Design, Interaction Design, Visual Design, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
- 2-5 years of experience in UI/UX design, product design, or related field
- Fluency with AI-assisted design and prototyping tools (e.g., Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Figma AI, v0, or similar) and comfort operating in AI-enabled design workflows where AI is integral to daily work
- Experience designing accessible and inclusive user experiences consistent with WCAG principles
- Solid systems thinking: understands how product workflows connect within a product area
- UX judgment to simplify feature-level complexity and reduce cognitive load
- Ability to execute design work independently and propose solutions within owned feature scope
- Comfortable working in an environment focused on modernization rather than legacy preservation