OpenArt AI
Senior Product UI/UX Designer
San Francisco · Senior
H1B sponsorship availableDetected 43 days ago
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About the role
- We're at the forefront of a new wave of social media content-where creativity, storytelling, and technology come together.
Responsibilities
- Design the end-to-end UX for OpenArt products-from mapping user journeys to crafting clear and engaging interactions.
- Act as the bridge between product and design, translating user needs and product requirements into elegant flows and experiences.
- Partner with product, engineering, and research to define the product's direction and prioritize the most impactful features.
- Human-Centered Design - Technology should amplify creativity, not get in the way.
- Create wireframes, prototypes, and designs that balance usability, creativity, and storytelling.
Skills
- Experience creating wireframes, prototypes, and interaction flows with tools like Figma or similar.
- Comfort navigating ambiguous product spaces, and helping bring structure and clarity.
- A "full-stack" designer who loves UX and product thinking as much as pixel-perfect UI.
- Someone who's equally comfortable mapping user flows as they are sketching prototypes.
- Excited about working in a startup environment, wearing many hats, and shaping the product direction.
- Passionate about storytelling, creativity, and AI-and curious about how new tools can empower human imagination.
- Bay Area required (hybrid policy with 3 days onsite, 2 days remote.)
- Visa sponsorship available.
- Relocation Assistance provided, if necessary.
Benefits
- Contribute to OpenArt's vision of making AI-powered creativity accessible, joyful, and empowering.
- Curiosity & Growth - We love asking "what if?" and embrace learning as part of the journey.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Visa sponsorship available.
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