Senior Product Designer — AI-Driven Construction UI
Bobyard
San Francisco (CA)
On-site
USD 140,000 - 170,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive salary and equity options
Collaborative work environment
Opportunity to build a massive company
Job summary
Bobyard is seeking a driven Product Designer in San Francisco who will collaborate closely with the product team to create intuitive AI model interfaces. This full-time role offers a salary range of $140k - $170k plus equity options. You will sit with estimators, shape product vision, prototype new features, and communicate effectively with engineering and sales teams. The successful candidate will have strong Figma and HTML/CSS skills, and a passion for improving legacy software experiences.
Qualifications
Founder-level drive with ownership of outcomes.
Killer portfolio demonstrating past success.
Quick learning and resourcefulness in new domains.
Strong work ethic and passion for software improvement.
Ability to organize multiple requests and priorities.
Responsibilities
Define product vision based on user interactions.
Prototype and validate new product features collaboratively.
Work closely with engineering for seamless execution.
Communicate product concepts to sales and marketing.
Revamp the current platform to enhance user experience.
Skills
Figma fluency
HTML/CSS knowledge
User research experience
Organizational skills
Ability to communicate with engineers
Job description
Bobyard is seeking a driven Product Designer in San Francisco who will collaborate closely with the product team to create intuitive AI model interfaces. This full-time role offers a salary range of $140k - $170k plus equity options. You will sit with estimators, shape product vision, prototype new features, and communicate effectively with engineering and sales teams. The successful candidate will have strong Figma and HTML/CSS skills, and a passion for improving legacy software experiences.