Product Design Strategist

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focuskpiMilpitas (CA)

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$164,320 per year

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About the role

Position: Product Design Strategist (Job No. 793233)
Location: Milpitas, CA (Position is eligible for 100% remote work, from anywhere in the United States, reporting to the company headquarters at 1601 McCarthy Blvd, Suite R-5, Milpitas, CA 95035)
Duration: Full-time, regular employment: 40 hrs./wk. (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM)
Rate: at least $164,320 per year
Job Duties: Lead the design and implementation of an AI-powered product platform, including both the core software interfaces(web and mobile) and customer-facing marketing websites. Coordinate across design, engineering, and AI development teams to align feature development with product goals, user needs, and business strategy. Conduct user research and competitive analysis to define product requirements, prioritize features, and shape intuitive user journeys. Create wireframes, interactive prototypes, and high-fidelity UI designs using Figma. Translate product and design concepts into functional web applications using low-code/no-code platforms such as Bubble.io and Streamlit. Manage the end-to-end product development lifecycle: define scope, set timelines, track progress, and facilitate communication between stakeholders. Collaborate with AI engineers to design user interfaces that make AI-driven outputs (e.g., recommendations, insights, or content generation) understandable and actionable. Develop and maintain the platform's brand identity system, including logos, style guides, and tone-of-voice documentationto ensure consistent communication across touchpoints. Build and optimize marketing websites and landing pages to support user acquisition and onboarding.
Requirements: Position requires, at minimum, a U.S. Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related quantitative field.

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