Credal
Founding Design Engineer
Credal HQ (Brooklyn, NY)$0.2k–$0.2kfulltimemidAdded today
About this role
Credal seeks its first Design Engineer to establish the design function and visual language for a frontier AI platform serving major institutions. You'll own product UI, design systems, and front-end implementation (70% design, 30% code) to bridge the gap between sophisticated backend capabilities and user clarity.
What you'll do
- Translate company strategy and user needs into intuitive product UI and user stories
- Build and evolve a scalable design system with reusable components and patterns
- Author front-end code to prototype ideas, maintain the design system, and ship polish independently
- Synthesize user research and team input into compelling visual narratives
- Define design conventions for AI-driven enterprise software where industry standards don't yet exist
- Act as a force multiplier for the engineering team through thoughtful, systems-based solutions
What they're looking for
- Product design and UI/UX design
- Design systems and component architecture
- Front-end development (React, CSS, HTML)
- Information architecture and complexity simplification
- Typography, layout, motion, and visual hierarchy
- User research and stakeholder synthesis
- Prototyping and rapid iteration
- Enterprise and technical product experience
Benefits
- Free team lunch and dinner daily
- Comprehensive health, vision, dental, life, and disability coverage with HSA options
- Unlimited PTO plus guaranteed two weeks off in December
- Up to 12 weeks paid parental leave
- Housing subsidy for Brooklyn residents
- Situational hybrid work flexibility
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Credal
Credal builds enterprise AI solutions designed for high-stakes industries with a focus on security and governance. The company is hiring Customer Deployment Engineers to support customer onboarding, proof-of-concept development, and product strategy through technical partnerships.
View all jobs at CredalLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a complex product you've designed where you had to make sophisticated concepts intuitive for users.
- How do you approach building a design system from scratch, and what principles guide your component architecture?