Senior Product Designer, Developer Platform
- Location
- Remote: United States
- Level
- Senior
- Salary
- $184K–$250K / yr
- Posted
- October 29, 2026
- Source
- Ashby
Job description
About LiveKit
About You
Most product designers want to design for everyone. This role is for someone who'd rather design for one very specific, very opinionated person: the developer at 2am trying to figure out why their voice agent just failed a call. You'll design the tools developers use to test, evaluate and debug AI agents — a category that's still being invented, with no established patterns to copy. If dense data, real-time systems and reading a stack trace sound more fun than intimidating, keep reading.
You'll thrive as a Senior Product Designer if you
- are obsessed with making the best product for our customers
- are known as the go-to person for tackling tough problems
- work hard and can build and ship fast
- are focused on polish, detail and quality
- are a fast learner, frequently picking up new tips, tricks, and skills
The best way to impress us is with thoughtful ways you'd implement LiveKit, and potentially tinkering with it 😊
What You'll Do
- Own the design of how developers test, evaluate and observe their agents — simulations, evals, logs and agent insights
- Turn complex, real-time data into interfaces that are easy to scan, understand and act on
- Design new interaction patterns for AI-native workflows, where agents generate the first draft and humans adjust it
- Prototype in code and work hand-in-hand with engineers to ship polished work
- Contribute patterns to our design system for dense, debugging-oriented surfaces
Who You Are
- You've shipped design work for developer tools, observability or data-heavy products
- You have strong data-visualization instincts and know when a chart beats a table (and when it doesn't)
- You're comfortable in code — reading PRs, tweaking Tailwind, building prototypes
- You earn the trust of deeply technical users and engineers
- Experience designing for AI or agent tooling
- AI tools are already a core part of how you design