Design Engineer for AI RL Tools & Interfaces (Remote)

HUD; San Francisco (CA); Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Medical/Dental/Vision

Lunch & dinner in office

Holiday break

Equinox membership

401k

Commuter benefits

Unlimited AI tokens

Job summary

HUD is seeking a Design Engineer to design and build experiences across HUD’s platform and marketplace. You’ll help people create and evaluate environments, understand agent behavior, and use results to decide what to do next.

You’ll talk with users, work with research and engineering, and ship interfaces that improve usability while keeping the details that matter. This role blends practical execution with a clear point of view on what to show and how to explain results.

Qualifications

• Strong product and interaction design judgment for complex tools.
• Front-end engineering skills to turn designs into interfaces.
• Track record of shipping products and learning from users.
• Ability to explain complex concepts clearly to users.
• Good judgment on when to ship quickly vs. thorough UX.
• Clear communication with engineers, researchers, and users.

Responsibilities

• Design and build interfaces across HUD’s platform and marketplace, from early concepts through shipped product
• Make agent runs, evaluation results, reward signals, and quality feedback understandable and actionable
• Work with research and engineering to turn complex RL and evaluation workflows into useful tools
• Talk with users, observe where they struggle, and use what you learn to improve the product
• Develop thoughtful interaction patterns and maintain a high bar for usability, visual quality, and implementation

Skills

Product design

Front-end engineering

Shipping products

Presenting to users

Cross-functional

Release judgment

Job description

HUD is seeking a Design Engineer to design and build experiences across HUD’s platform and marketplace. You’ll help people create and evaluate environments, understand agent behavior, and use results to decide what to do next.

You’ll talk with users, work with research and engineering, and ship interfaces that improve usability while keeping the details that matter. This role blends practical execution with a clear point of view on what to show and how to explain results.