AI-Powered Design Technologist II - Prototyping & UI

Socket.dev; New York (NY); On-site; USD 145,000 - 196,000; Full time

Job summary

AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC is seeking a Design Technologist II in New York to own end-to-end prototyping for AI-powered features. You will create interactive demos, blend UI with model calls, and coordinate with Product Design to shape AI interactions and safety considerations.

You will collaborate across engineering, product, and design to ensure prototypes are technically viable, reflecting real costs, data access limits, and user-centric behavior.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or foreign equivalent in Digital Arts, Design, HCI, CS, or related field and 3 years experience in the job offered or related occupation.
• Hands-on prototyping using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React or equivalent.
• Experience building interactive prototypes with modern UI frameworks and API integration.
• Design for error states, loading patterns, and user feedback in prototypes.
• Cross-functional collaboration with engineering, product, and design teams.

Responsibilities

• Own end-to-end prototyping from exploration to interactive demos that drive product decisions.
• Build AI-powered prototypes combining UI with model calls and light orchestration.
• Define AI interaction patterns and states including uncertainty, latency, errors, corrections, fallbacks, and user control.
• Collaborate cross-functionally to keep prototypes technically feasible considering cost/latency, data access, and safety constraints.

Skills

Prototyping

HTML/CSS/JavaScript

React

UI frameworks

User testing

Education

Bachelor's degree in Digital Arts, Design, HCI, CS, or related field

Job description

AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC is seeking a Design Technologist II in New York to own end-to-end prototyping for AI-powered features. You will create interactive demos, blend UI with model calls, and coordinate with Product Design to shape AI interactions and safety considerations.

You will collaborate across engineering, product, and design to ensure prototypes are technically viable, reflecting real costs, data access limits, and user-centric behavior.