UI/UX Designer

Role overview Design the interfaces that help security and engineering teams understand and manage AI agents. You will guide the experience from early research and prototypes through implementation, making complex activity, permissions, and security decisions clear and actionable.

Responsibilities - Talk with customers to understand how they investigate agent activity and manage policies, then translate findings into design priorities. - Design end-to-end workflows for onboarding, agent inventories, activity investigations, and policy configuration. - Help users understand what an agent did, why an action was flagged or blocked, and what they can do next. - Create clear, polished tables, filters, dashboards, and forms, including interface copy that explains actions and consequences. - Prototype concepts, run usability sessions, and refine designs using feedback and product data. - Maintain reusable, accessible patterns; collaborate with engineers through release and review the working product for usability issues.

Requirements - Experience designing and shipping web applications, with a portfolio explaining the problem, your contribution, design decisions, and outcomes. - Strong visual and interaction design skills, including typography, layout, information hierarchy, and navigation. - Ability to make complex workflows and dense data understandable and usable. - Experience with Figma components, auto layout, and interactive prototypes, plus responsive and accessible design. - Ability to conduct customer conversations and usability sessions, explain tradeoffs, and work closely with engineers. - Initiative, attention to detail, and comfort making progress while requirements are still taking shape.

Nice to have - Experience with cybersecurity, developer tools, enterprise software, data visualization, policy management, or investigation workflows. - Familiarity with AI agents and how they use tools and data. - Working knowledge of HTML and CSS, or experience prototyping with code or AI tools.

Benefits and work setup - Salary, equity, and benefits are offered as part of a competitive package. - Four weeks of paid vacation, paid sick leave, and paid parental leave. - Budget for professional development, a MacBook, and other needed equipment. - Medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus a 401(k) plan. - Direct work with organizations adopting AI in production.