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Member of Product Staff, Product Designer

Metaview

London · المملكة المتحدة

تاريخ النشر : 26‏/09‏/2026

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Coding was first. Recruiting is next. We are building it. Metaview is an applied AI lab building AI coworkers for some of the world's most ambitious recruiting teams. Hear directly from our customers . The challenge is not another chatbot. It is software that can pursue a hiring objective, operate within real workflows, seek judgment at the right moment, and earn a customer's trust. We have one value: velocity. Not motion for its own sake, but real progress.

We ship every day, ship on Fridays, and skip the tickets, roadmaps, and design-doc theater. Every builder on the team orchestrates a stack of agents, and we ship 8x what we did a year ago with the same small team. That pace needs a designer whose thinking keeps up: someone who can go from a vague problem to a clear, high-fidelity answer in hours, not sprints, and put it in front of engineers and customers while the idea is still hot. Process stays light, standards stay high, and feedback loops stay short.

What you'll design Day to day, you'll own: the look and feel of new product experiences across the hiring workflow, from first sketch to final pixels interfaces that make AI agents feel transparent, trustworthy, and like a real coworker the moments where conversational signal becomes something a user can see, trust, and act on fast, high-fidelity prototypes that prove or kill an idea before anyone commits to building it the craft bar for the whole product: motion, density, hierarchy, and the details that make it feel inevitable What you'll own In your first 3–6 months, you should: own meaningful product areas end-to-end, from problem definition through rollout, in close partnership with engineering set how Metaview's AI products look, feel, and behave in real customer workflows turn messy, ambiguous problems into interfaces that feel obvious in hindsight raise the bar across craft, execution, and product judgment What we're after We're likely to be excited by people who: have designed and shipped beautiful, complex products in fast-moving software environments are deep specialists in product design: interaction, visual craft, and systems thinking at the highest level have a real point of view on products: what's great, what's broken, and what they'd change care about the pixels, the motion, and the details most people never notice like ownership, ambiguity, and working shoulder-to-shoulder with engineering, product, and customers want to help define what AI-native software feels like while the shape o