Founding Product Designer - Public Sector UI/UX, NYC

Tech Jobs for Good; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Concourse is building the operating system for State and Local governments. As a Product Designer, you will define the design language and tokens that power multiple deployments, from bail management to IT helpdesks. You will ship production Front-end code and collaborate with Forward-Deployed PMs inside government agencies.

You will tackle multi-step statutory reviews, legacy data models, and complex workflows, balancing pixel perfection with systems thinking in a public-sector context.

Qualifications

• Portfolio of end-to-end shipping under real client constraints.
• Experience using AI coding tools as part of daily workflow.
• High-velocity work ethic with strong autonomy and accountability.
• 5+ years of product design experience, including early-stage startups.
• Designed or deeply shaped a design system spanning multiple products.
• Ability to work in-person with stakeholders in a public-sector context.

Responsibilities

• Define the design language of Concourse: conventions, patterns, and authentication.
• Create flexible components for FDPMs to model diverse workflows.
• Own the design library: tokens, primitives, components, motion, docs.
• Ship production front-end code with AI agents alongside engineers.
• Solve complex government workflows with scalable, user-friendly interfaces.

Skills

Portfolio

AI coding tools experience

High-velocity mindset

5+ years product design experience

Tools

Claude Code

Codex

Gemini CLI

Factory

Job description

Concourse is building the operating system for State and Local governments. As a Product Designer, you will define the design language and tokens that power multiple deployments, from bail management to IT helpdesks. You will ship production Front-end code and collaborate with Forward-Deployed PMs inside government agencies.

You will tackle multi-step statutory reviews, legacy data models, and complex workflows, balancing pixel perfection with systems thinking in a public-sector context.