Senior Design Technologist - AI Motion & Front-End Craft

ServiceNow; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 172,000 - 301,000; Full time

Job summary

ServiceNow in Denver seeks a Senior Staff Product Designer (Design Technology & Craft Lead) to bridge advanced visual design, motion, and front‑end code within the Technology Workflows org. You will set benchmarks for visual depth, create production‑grade prototypes, and partner with product designers, design systems, and engineering to deliver AI‑enabled enterprise workflows.

The role demands craft excellence, consumer‑grade polish, and a track record of translating complex interactions into

Qualifications

• Experience integrating AI into design workflows and processes.
• 10+ years in Product Design or related roles for complex web apps.
• World-class visual craft with interactive prototypes.

Responsibilities

• Build high-fidelity interactive prototypes and sandboxes with React/CSS and WebGL.
• Codify motion design patterns and production-ready specs for AI features.
• Collaborate with Design Systems to translate tokens into scalable components.
• Pair-design with product designers; lead workshops to raise craft floor.
• Translate design visions into front-end implementations that survive production.
• Experiment with AI-native tooling to accelerate design cycles.

Skills

AI integration

Product design leadership

Front-end tech

Kinetic design

React/JS/TS

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Design or CS

Tools

Framer

Principle

After Effects

Rive

GSAP

Job description

ServiceNow in Denver seeks a Senior Staff Product Designer (Design Technology & Craft Lead) to bridge advanced visual design, motion, and front‑end code within the Technology Workflows org. You will set benchmarks for visual depth, create production‑grade prototypes, and partner with product designers, design systems, and engineering to deliver AI‑enabled enterprise workflows.

The role demands craft excellence, consumer‑grade polish, and a track record of translating complex interactions into