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Atarus

Product Designer - AI

London
£90k – £110k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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🚀 Product Designer – AI

📍 London (Onsite)
💰 £90K–£110K + Equity

We’re partnered with a fast-growing AI company building intelligent software that’s changing how businesses interact with real-world data.

They’re looking for a Product Designer to take significant ownership of the product experience across web and mobile, joining while the team is still small enough to have a major influence on what gets built and how it feels to use.

This is much more than executing tickets — you’ll work directly with engineering, product and leadership to shape the product from the ground up.

What You’ll Be Doing 👇

  • Own product design end-to-end across web and mobile
  • Turn complex AI capabilities and workflows into simple, intuitive experiences
  • Shape new features from initial problem through to launch
  • Build and evolve the company’s design system
  • Work directly with engineers to take designs through to polished production experiences
  • Speak to users, test ideas and iterate based on real-world feedback
  • Help establish the design principles and standards the company scales with

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What They’re Looking For 🧠

  • 4+ years of strong product design experience
  • Excellent portfolio spanning web and mobile products
  • Strong UX, interaction and visual design skills
  • Experience building and evolving design systems
  • Comfortable working closely with technical teams
  • Startup/scale-up experience highly desirable
  • High ownership and strong product judgement

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Tools ⚙️

Figma • Design Systems • Web & Mobile • AI-First Products

Why It’s Interesting 💡

  • Own a major part of the design function at an early-stage AI company
  • Founding-level influence over the product and user experience
  • Work directly with leadership and a highly technical engineering team
  • Design genuinely new interactions around AI rather than another standard SaaS dashboard
  • Strong commercial traction and significant backing
  • Meaningful equity and the opportunity to grow with the business

If you’re a Product Designer who wants real product ownership rather than being handed finished requirements to make pretty, this is worth a conversation.

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Skills

Product Design
UX Design
Interaction Design
Visual Design
Design Systems
Web Design
Mobile Design
Figma
User Testing
Prototyping

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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