Description
About the company:
The company is a Silicon Valley AI lab helping America and its allies buy technology at the speed of Amazon Prime. We're Stanford dropouts, MIT AI scientists, and Tier-1 Special Forces Operators dedicating our lives to rebuilding the infrastructure that equips the Western world.
We're the youngest founders to ever win a US Defense contract.
About the Role:
As a Product Designer for the company, you'll design for our commercial platform, helping the biggest defense companies in the world and frontier startups win government contracts across our allies, as well as for the GUIs and workflows that government operators use daily to acquire technology at high speed. Partnering closely with the Head of Product Design, you'll cross-collaborate with engineers and operational stakeholders to take features from discovery to delivery, while adhering to a consistent, scalable, and intuitive experience across the the company platform.
We're looking for someone excited to build a new category of product for an audience where Excel is considered "cutting edge." You can work autonomously across multiple domains, from initial research to high-fidelity delivery, and you're able to balance execution speed with deep user empathy. You're user-obsessed, inquisitive, and thrive in a fast-paced, ever-changing environment.
This position is based in San Francisco, CA, 5 days a week in-office.
Travel Required:
Occasional travel, roughly 2 to 5 days per month
Who we’re looking for:
2-5 YOE, full-time, experience in Product/UX Design
Comfortable and well-versed in design tools like Figma, Miro, etc.
Experience leveraging AI tools like Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, etc.
Can translate raw user feedback into product experiences same day
Willing to rethink from first principles and build a net new category defining product
Experience with user research + prototyping
Someone who has strong storytelling techniques
Willing to travel to customers on site at military bases
(Bonus points) Scrappy and frustrated with how the defense industry currently works