Senior Product Designer, Agent Products

Nectar Social · San Francisco

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Nectar Social is hiring a Senior Product Designer, Agent Products in San Francisco, California (remote, full-time). Posted 16 October 2026. Apply directly on Nectar Social's own careers site — no account needed.

About Us

We're living through a fundamental shift in how people discover, evaluate, and purchase products. The next generation doesn't respond to traditional marketing -- they build relationships with brands through authentic social interactions, seek recommendations from communities they trust, and expect personalized experiences that feel human, not corporate.

At Nectar, we're building the AI-native social operating system that enables this new era of commerce. We believe every social interaction should deepen the relationship between brands and their communities while creating genuine value for both sides.

Founded by ex-Meta product and engineering leaders, we've raised over $30M in total capital from investors including GV and True Ventures. We work with brands like Oura Health, Caraway, e.l.f. Cosmetics, Kosas, OLIPOP, and many more. We're building the future of social commerce -- where community, conversation, and commerce converge.

The role

We're hiring a Senior Product Designer to own core product experiences end to end, from a rough problem to shipped product. You'll join a small design team of product designers working daily with PMs and engineers.

You'll design the workflows brands use every day: creator discovery, campaigns, the social inbox, analytics, and the AI agents that help teams act on all of it. This is a high-autonomy role. You'll move fast, make calls, and help define how people and AI work together inside a product.

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