Principal Product Designer (HR & Employee Experience)

This is a rare seat, at a rare moment. Work is being reshaped by agentic AI, and almost nowhere is that shift more consequential than in how people experience their employer — as employees, as managers, and as the companies trying to support both at scale

Employee Experience owns the future of how work gets done for millions of people, across thousands of companies — one entry point, instead of a dozen disconnected systems scattered across HR, IT, Finance, and every other business unit. That front door is powered by agentic experiences and specialized assistants underneath: purpose-built agents and connectors that reach into BU systems and complete work, not just answer questions about it

This role designs those experiences — the specialized assistants, the connectors and integrations that drive real value, and the end-to-end interaction model employees, managers, and HRBPs use to work through them. You’re designing what the experience should be, how agentic AI should behave, and how we earn the trust for employees to hand off real work

• Design the future of work — the next generation of employee experience, built for the moment when agentic AI becomes how work actually gets done
• Own the hardest HR and employee-lifecycle moments — the ones with real emotional and compliance weight — and translate that complexity into assistants and flows that feel simple without becoming simplistic
• Prototype directly against LLMs to get the interaction model right: when an assistant should ask vs. act, how it recovers from being wrong, where a human needs to stay in the loop. This is hands-on — you’re in the model, not briefing someone who is
• Bring consumer-grade instincts to enterprise-grade stakes — the ease of the best consumer apps, applied to workflows where trust, compliance, and governance can’t be an afterthought
• Partner with product and engineering from the earliest framing of a problem — across your own roadmap and the BU teams your connectors reach into — shaping what gets built, not skinning what’s already decided
• Set the craft bar for the design org on agentic interaction patterns, and mentor other designers on both the systems thinking and the granular judgment that makes an assistant feel trustworthy rather than just automated

Benefits

• Generous family leave
• Matched donations
• Annual learning stipends
• Flexible PTO
• Competitive retirement plan
• Paid volunteer time