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$200,000.00/yr - $300,000.00/yr
In an unmarked building somewhere in Silicon Valley, a small team of engineers is working on what could become one of the most transformative technologies in enterprise computing: autonomous infrastructure that manages itself. Sailplane, backed by AI kingmaker Khosla Ventures (OpenAI's first investor) and seed specialist True Ventures, is building a "self-driving cloud" - intelligent agents capable of autonomously managing the largest and most advanced AI infrastructure on the planet.
Sailplane is solving one of the most complex challenges in modern computing: autonomous management of massive AI data centers. We are creating intelligent agents that operate rack-scale systems worth millions of dollars. Think Waymo for cloud infrastructure.
"We\'re building million-dollar agents," explains co-founder Sam Ramji, who previously led product at Google Cloud Platform and brought Linux to Microsoft. "These aren\'t consumer-grade chatbots - they\'re sophisticated autonomous systems managing rack-scale hardware worth millions per unit."
Sailplane is an early-stage AI infrastructure startup. Expect to wear many hats (product and feature definition, designer, customer confidante). You will bring a Startup Mindset, eager to take ownership of projects, navigate ambiguity, and move quickly to solve challenging problems in a fast-paced environment.
As our Senior Product Designer, you\'ll shape the entire product experience for Sailplane. This is a senior individual contributor role focused on hands-on craft, systems thinking, and prototyping. You won\'t manage a team - you will mentor and amplify those around you.
You should be fluent in AI UX, adept at designing agentic workflows, and confident prototyping in Cursor or similar tools. You’re comfortable working in code and in Figma, and you care deeply about how things work as much as how they look.
This hybrid position reports to the CEO and is expected to work from San Francisco 2 to 3 days per week.