Senior Product Designer for AI-Driven Work Platform

Foss United; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Plane is used to plan and track work for thousands of teams, from three-person startups to engineering orgs running self-hosted instances we'll never log into. You'll own product design for the surfaces people use every day — issues, cycles, project views — where small friction compounds across thousands of workspaces.

You'll work alongside product managers, engineers, and researchers in a small team spanning San Francisco and Hyderabad, and your interface decisions will show up in public GitHub

Qualifications

• You've shipped end-to-end product design work — you can walk us through one project from ambiguous problem to shipped interface, including a decision you'd make differently now.
• You're fluent in Figma and can produce developer-ready specs
• You've worked inside or built a design system, and you understand the tradeoff between consistency and solving each screen fresh.
• You write and present clearly enough that your rationale survives contact with an engineer who disagrees with you

Responsibilities

• Own the design of core workflow surfaces end to end — issues, cycles, views.
• Decide where Plane's design system bends and where it holds, building patterns when needed.
• Run usability tests and reprioritize your own roadmap based on findings.
• Design for cloud and self-hosted deployments across diverse screen sizes.
• Collaborate daily with engineers and PMs across locations, with public visibility in issues.

Job description

Plane is used to plan and track work for thousands of teams, from three-person startups to engineering orgs running self-hosted instances we'll never log into. You'll own product design for the surfaces people use every day — issues, cycles, project views — where small friction compounds across thousands of workspaces.

You'll work alongside product managers, engineers, and researchers in a small team spanning San Francisco and Hyderabad, and your interface decisions will show up in public GitHub