Product Designer (SF)
About the Role
We’re looking for a Product Designer to define how marketers work with an AI agent team across the entire growth cycle—from planning and creative production to campaign execution, performance analysis, next-best-action recommendations, and continuous iteration.
Responsibilities
- Map and design the full marketing loop: plan → make creative → launch → learn from performance → get recommendations → iterate fast.
- Translate complex AI capabilities into clear, intuitive experiences with strong craft across interaction, visual, and systems design
- Proactively bring ideas to the table and shape product direction
- Articulate and defend design decisions clearly to stakeholders
- Collaborate closely with engineers to ship features
- Build and contribute to our design system
- Work in weekly sprints with fast turnaround
You May Be a Good Fit If You Have
- Shipped complex products where the problem was fuzzy and the direction wasn’t fully defined—and you can clearly explain how your decisions shaped the product (not just the UI).
- A background in marketing is a big plus. If you’ve actually run campaigns (yes, clicked buttons in Ads Manager and watched the CPMs do their thing), even better.
- Strong portfolio demonstrating craft across interaction, visual, and systems design
- Experience building or contributing to design systems
- Ability to communicate design decisions clearly to stakeholders
- A proactive self-starter who takes initiative and brings ideas forward
- Startup experience is a huge plus
Application Questions
Please include the answers in your cover letter, along with your portfolio.
- How many years of professional UX design experience do you have?
- Have you built or contributed to a design system before?
- Tell us about a time you drove a design project end-to-end, or an idea you proactively brought to the table.
- Tell us about a time you designed for an AI feature or AI-assisted workflow and made it easier to understand. If you haven’t worked on AI directly, pick a complex workflow instead. What did you simplify, and what tradeoffs did you make?
- If you end up trying playad.ai, we’d love to hear what you think: what did you try, what felt magical vs. confusing, and what would you change?
- Are you able to work in person in San Francisco 5 days a week?
- Will you now or in the future require visa sponsorship?
Hiring Process
- Initial call, HR screening
- Portfolio review
- Technical interview
- Structured collaboration stage
- Offer
Life at GIGR
At GIGR, we are committed to ensuring that as the company scales, your professional influence and mastery evolve at the same rate. We provide the resources and environment necessary for high-density growth and sustainable performance:
- Foundational Impact: Every Giver has a seat at the table. You will directly influence company strategy, product architecture, and our internal culture, seeing your decisions impact global brands and the future of AI marketing.
- Global Hubs: We operate out of San Francisco and Seoul. We value the creative friction of in-person collaboration and encourage onsite work to foster high-bandwidth innovation.
- Comprehensive Health & Well-being: Healthcare coverage and support systems designed to ensure you can sustain high performance over the long term.
- Trust-Based Vacation: We focus on outcomes, not hours. We maintain a flexible, trust-based vacation policy to ensure you stay energized and inspired.
- Relocation Support: Assistance for exceptional candidates moving to join our teams in either Seoul or San Francisco.
Recommended (Read + Try)
Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success — Adam Grant. Our company name, Giver's Ground, is inspired by the principles in this book. It explains the “Giver” mindset—helping others without keeping score—and it’s a good snapshot of how we try to work.
Try playad.ai (15 minutes). Click around. We care a lot about designers who read the context and get hands-on with the product.