Head of Design, AI Builder (all genders)

How you'll make an impact

• Lead design across discovery and delivery, owning key design decisions for AI-first language learning experiences.
• Design AI-powered learning experiences. Shape how learners interact with AI, from conversation and voice to feedback that stays clear and trustworthy even when the AI gets things wrong.
• Work as an AI builder. Use AI tools first to speed up research, exploring ideas, prototyping and delivery.
• Prototype in code. Build prototypes in SwiftUI and HTML to test ideas and produce vision prototypes that are ready to hand off.
• Design with Claude Code and Figma together. Figma is one tool among several here, not where every project starts.
• Coach and mentor the small, experienced design team, who also work as AI builders, and help them share one set of AI-first design principles.
• Work across disciplines with engineers, product managers, linguists and language learning specialists.

What success looks like

• Delivery-ready prototypes. Prototypes that give engineering and stakeholders a clear vision to build from.
• Faster, better design work. Quality and speed improve through AI tools and design systems.
• An aligned design team. A team that is coached, confident and aligned on AI-first design principles.
• Proven design leadership. Solid experience leading product design, with a record of shipping work that users actually adopted.
• Excellent UI craft and motion design. Learning happens moment by moment, so polished interfaces and purposeful motion are essential to a great learning experience.
• Hands-on prototyping in code. You're comfortable in SwiftUI and HTML/CSS/JS and can build things people can use and test.
• AI fluency. You use AI tools like Claude Code as a real part of how you design, not an add-on.
• Design systems know-how. A working knowledge of design systems and how they make teams faster and more consistent.
• A coaching mindset. Experience coaching designers and raising a team's standards through example, feedback and shared practices.
• Clear communication. You work well with technical and non-technical partners, including specialists like linguists and learning designers.
• Comfort with ambiguity. You thrive on fast iteration and figuring things out as you go. We offer What you'll get

• Room to learn new tools as they arrive. Try them on real work as soon as they come out, and help decide what the team adopts.
• A consumer product used around the world. Design for a live product that real learners use every day, globally.
• A competitive salary.

Ways of working This is a hands-on design leadership role on a small, experienced design team that works AI-first. AI tools are built into how the whole team works every day, from discovery to delivery. It is hybrid: a mix of time together in the office and working remotely.