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Senior Product Designer, AI Registry

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Senior Product Designer with a strong portfolio in consumer product work across web and native mobile, focusing on user experience and interaction quality. Must be skilled in hands-on research, rapid prototyping, and contributing to production-quality front-end code. Experience with AI-native product development is essential.

Core skills

frontend developmentAIProduct Design

Required skills

web designnative mobile designprototyping

What you'll do

  • Own the experience layer across a customer journey or product surface end-to-end.
  • Think holistically about user flows, brand expression, information architecture, and interaction patterns across the full Babylist product ecosystem - both web and native app - working with other designers and teams as needed.
  • Design and build experiences that drive outcomes.
  • Define excellence.
  • Set the bar for quality, delight, and product excellence by demonstrating and teaching your team what great looks and feels like.
  • Eschew perfection for learning that propels the product toward your high bar.
  • Stay deeply connected to users.
  • Talk to customers.
  • Plan and execute research to ground design decisions in how families actually behave.
  • Create fast feedback loops through user testing, Babylist communities, and other channels.
  • Contribute to and evolve Babylist's design system.
  • Build reusable components, define interaction patterns, and ensure consistency across web and native mobile.
  • Operate with agency.
  • Build with AI-native workflows.
  • Write production frontend code.
  • Work in the codebase to implement, refine, and polish the experiences you design.
  • Close the gap between what a design looks like in Figma and what a user actually touches - finding and fixing rough edges without being asked.
  • Own all of it (transitions, micro-interactions, loading states, empty states, error states, keyboard behavior).
  • Help democratize design.
  • Support AI-enabled workflows that bring product managers, engineers, and other collaborators into design tools, creating the conditions for non-designers to contribute meaningfully to the experience layer.
  • Act as a consultant and quality bar on that work, not a gatekeeper.
  • Build shared literacy around what good looks like, so the people working alongside you can make better decisions independently.
  • Multiply your team.
  • Be an excellent partner to engineers, product managers, and analysts as your co-builders to move the highest-impact work forward with strong communication and collaboration.
  • Bring tighter problem framing, sharper user insight, and prototypes that make decisions easier to make.
  • Design the repeatable, low-friction systems that let everyone on your team, including you, ship faster without sacrificing quality.

What they require

  • Craft and experience obsessed.
  • Care deeply about how things feel, not just how they function — the transitions, motion, and details most people can't articulate but everyone responds to.
  • Have a portfolio of shipped consumer product work across web and native mobile that proves it.
  • A systems thinker.
  • See how a single interaction fits into a broader flow, how flows connect across products, and how the design system enables all of it.
  • Design for coherence, not just screens.
  • Industry aware and pattern fluent.
  • Know the interaction patterns and design conventions that have become table stakes — and when to apply them versus evolve them for what Babylist families actually need.
  • Human-and-data-centered.
  • Plan and run generative and evaluative research yourself.
  • Bring concrete qualitative and quantitative evidence into design decisions.
  • Communicate design rationale clearly and persuasively.
  • Product savvy.
  • Know what's worth building, what UX is right for a given context, and what will resonate with users in ways that support the business's goals — making engineers and PMs faster by reducing ambiguity and tightening scope.
  • Critical thinker.
  • Question assumptions and stress-test ideas before committing to them, distinguishing between what the data says and what people want it to say.
  • Approach problems with creativity and multi-dimensional thinking.
  • Feedback fan.
  • Build feedback loops into your process from the start — putting prototypes in front of users early, sharing in-progress work before it's polished, and actively soliciting critique that makes it better.
  • AI-native and a real builder.
  • Move from a rough concept to an interactive prototype in hours, not weeks.
  • Write production frontend code yourself rather than depending on an engineer to translate your mock.
  • Have a portfolio of work built this way.
  • Outcome owner.
  • Instrument your own work, track whether it's moving the right metrics, and make clean iterate/pivot/stop calls based on evidence, not attachment.
  • Adaptable and low ego.
  • Jump in where needed across team boundaries without waiting for permission, and you bring curiosity to ambiguity rather than anxiety.
  • Naturally reach for AI in your work.
  • Already using AI to move faster and improve your output, and you stay curious about what's coming next.

Benefits

  • Competitive pay and meaningful opportunities for career advancement
  • Company-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • Retirement savings plan with company matching and flexible spending accounts
  • Generous paid parental leave and PTO
  • Winter Wonder Week: the whole company takes a paid week off at the end of the year, whether or not you celebrate anything, so everyone's out at once and comes back refreshed
  • Remote work stipend to set up your office
  • Perks for physical, mental, and emotional health, parenting, childcare, and financial planning

Babylist is the leading platform for expecting and new families, expanded from a universal registry into Babylist Shop, Babylist Health, Babylist Money, showrooms, branded content, and more.

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