Sr. Product Designer, AWS Billing
a w sSeattle (WA)
Sr. Product Designer, AWS Billing
Posted today
a w sSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Senior Product Designer Every AWS customer, from a solo developer to a Fortune 100 finance team, eventually asks the same questions. What am I spending? Why am I spending it? What should I do about it? AWS Billing answers those questions for millions of customers, inside a business running at a $169 billion annualized revenue run rate. That job is changing as AI agents are starting to act on customers' behalf. They forecast spend, recommend commitments, flag anomalies, and increasingly take action on customer's behalf. When an agent touches someone's money, the design questions get harder: What is it allowed to do on its own? How does it explain itself? How does the customer stay in control and undo what it did? Few products anywhere face these questions at this scale or with these stakes. We're looking for a Senior Product Designer to help answer them. You'll define how customers and AI agents work together to understand, forecast, and control cloud spend, and you'll set the patterns other teams build on. Design for trust where it matters most. Billing is where customers decide whether to trust AWS with their money, and where AI has to earn that trust. Define agentic UX, not just screens. Shape what agents do on a customer's behalf, where humans approve, and how automated actions stay transparent and reversible. Work with a wide range of customers and rich data. Design for developers, FinOps practitioners, CFOs, and channel partners, using some of the richest usage and spend data at AWS.Ship as an embedded partner. Work alongside product, engineering, and data science from problem framing through post-launch iteration. A day in the life Your morning starts with usage data from an anomaly-alert flow you shipped last month. Then you meet your PM and engineering lead to frame a new problem: when should an agent pause spend without asking? You prototype two directions with AI tools and bring them to critique. After lunch, you work with data science and legal on how an agent explains a commitment recommendation. You end the day refining a narrative for leadership review. Your customers range from solo builders to CFOs. Your work decides whether they trust an agent with their money.
About the team:
AWS Billing sits at the intersection of trust and scale. Every customer, from a first-time builder to a Fortune 100 enterprise, relies on us to make spending transparent and controllable. We are a tight-knit design group within the larger AWS Design organization. We work with product, engineering, and data science. We move fast without lowering the craft bar. We are designing agents that can spot a cost spike and help stop it before the bill arrives. We believe billing should not just work. It should build confidence. If hard problems and high ownership energize you, you'll fit right in.
Basic Qualifications:
7+ years of design experience- Have an online portfolio or samples of work on resume, demonstrating experience creating great end-to-end, user-centered design solutions and patterns, across desktop and mobile devices- Experience using AI tools in your design workflow, such as AI-assisted prototyping, code generation, or research synthesis- Experience designing complex, data-dense workflows and information architecture
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience designing AI-powered or agentic experiences, including delegation, trust, and human-in-the-loop patterns- Experience prototyping in code using AI coding tools- Experience turning qualitative and quantitative insights into design decisions with measurable outcomes- Experience designing for billing, payments, finance, or FinOps products- Experience designing across conversational and traditional console interfaces Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of protected veteran status, disability, or other legally protected status. Our inclusive culture empowers Amazonians to deliver the best results for our customers.
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