Founding Product Designer
Clera · San Francisco
DesignEngineeringFullTime
Clera is hiring a Founding Product Designer in San Francisco, California (full-time). Posted 15 October 2026. Apply directly on Clera's own careers site — no account needed.
About the Role
Own product design end to end for an AI-powered integration platform, working directly with product leadership. You will shape how people and coding agents build integrations, as well as the platform where those integrations run, and help establish the design foundation for future hires.
What You'll Do
Design experiences where users and coding agents collaborate to build enterprise integrations.
Design platform workflows for deployment, runtime, observability, and logs.
Implement and ship production frontend code in React and TypeScript.
Establish the product's design language, component system, and interaction patterns.
Partner with product leadership on product direction and design decisions.
What We're Looking For
One to five years of product design experience, with shipped work demonstrating strong craft, visual hierarchy, and interaction design.
Proficiency in React and TypeScript, with experience implementing and shipping production frontend code directly.
Experience designing dense, technical B2B SaaS products, such as developer tools or platform interfaces.
Understanding of agentic experiences or human-computer interaction patterns, ideally applied to technical products.
Experience establishing design systems or component libraries, and proficiency with Figma, Sketch, or equivalent tools.
A portfolio showing shipped work; experience with observability or monitoring interfaces is a plus.
Compensation & Benefits
Base salary: $150,000 to $250,000 USD annually, plus meaningful equity and full health coverage. Visa sponsorship is available.
Location
On-site in San Francisco, California, United States.
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