EXA
Design Engineer
About this role
Exa, a well-funded AI lab building next-generation search infrastructure, seeks a versatile Design Engineer to lead product design across web and brand experiences. You'll shape developer-friendly interfaces for AI-powered search, working closely with engineering to translate high-fidelity designs into web experiences while exploring how autonomous agents change product discovery and integration.
What you'll do
- Lead product design strategy across all platforms and customer touchpoints
- Design and prototype web-native experiences using Figma, translating designs into functional interfaces
- Explore and design agent-native product experiences and workflows
- Identify growth opportunities and create product flows with high-fidelity visuals
- Collaborate with front-end engineers on API playground and developer tools
- Design onboarding, documentation, and debugging experiences for coding workflows
What they're looking for
- Figma, Sketch, Adobe Creative Suite
- UX/UI design for complex technical products
- Product design and interaction design
- Prototyping and rapid iteration
- Experience with coding agents (Claude, Cursor, Codex)
- Front-end web technologies and implementation knowledge
- Design thinking and product strategy
- Visual design and design systems
Benefits
- Premium healthcare (medical, dental, vision)
- Fertility benefits
- 16 weeks fully paid parental leave
- Monthly wellness stipend
- In-person collaboration in San Francisco
- Visa sponsorship available
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EXA
Exa builds AI-powered search infrastructure that powers major products and serves hundreds of thousands of developers through APIs, SDKs, and web crawling technology. The company is hiring full-stack engineers, research engineers, distributed systems architects, customer-facing deployment engineers, and growth engineers to expand its platform and customer base.
View all jobs at EXALikely interview questions
- How have you used coding agents or design-to-code tools in your recent work, and what impact did they have on your iteration process?
- Walk us through a complex technical product you've designed—how did you approach educating users on its capabilities?