Staff Product Designer, Agentic CodingActive$167K
The opportunity
Omnigent is Databricks' platform for building, composing, governing, and sharing AI coding agents. It lets people create and coordinate agents across different model providers and execution environments - from the CLI and IDE to desktop, mobile, and managed enterprise surfaces.
What you'll do
Own the desktop and mobile experience for live agent sessions end to end -: from strategy and interaction models to visual polish and shipped detail. Shape the high-density orchestration workflows on desktop and the lightweight monitoring, review, approval, and intervention moments on mobile.
Design directly in the codebase for well-scoped changes, working alongside: engineers to ship real improvements rather than handing off static mocks.
Use prototypes as a primary thinking tool. For large, vague problems, build: interactive prototypes to explore, de-risk, and align the team on a direction.
Invent the interaction language for agentic work: real-time multi-agent sessions, watch/co-drive/fork flows, human-in-the-loop approvals, agent status and transparency, error and recovery states, and trust.
Define durable UX principles and interaction frameworks for agent: collaboration, approvals, observability, and recovery that other teams reuse across Omnigent surfaces.
Drive cross-platform consistency with a strong, scalable design system spanning desktop and mobile.
What they're looking for
- A builder-designer who works fluently with AI tools. You can make small: design changes directly in a codebase, and you use prototypes - and the agents themselves - to explore larger, ambiguous problems. You regularly use AI tools in your own design and build workflow.
- A portfolio of strong end-to-end craft: interaction design, visual/UI polish, and design-systems thinking - ideally on developer tools, AI/ML products, enterprise software, or other products for technical users.
- Staff-level scope and impact. A track record of shipping complex,: high-quality developer products and leading design direction on hard problems.
- Self-directed, and comfortable in ambiguity: you help shape product direction when the path isn't defined.
- A strong collaborator who raises the level of high-quality critique, clear: decision-making, and tight partnership with engineering and product.