Summary
Wonder is a mealtime platform that aims to make great food more accessible. They are seeking a Product Designer II to shape the user experience of their AI product, focusing on building trust and simplifying complex interactions.
Responsibilities
- Own end-to-end design across iOS and web — from early concepts through production-ready specs
- Design, prototype, and test experiences that make complicated, trust-sensitive flows feel simple and clear
- Deliver from your strengths — whether that's wireframes, high-fidelity comps, interactive prototypes, or code — and sharpen the skills you're developing
- Work closely with engineering and product to shape both near-term decisions and longer-term direction
- Contribute to and evolve the design system, thinking in components and patterns, not just screens
- Share your work regularly in design reviews and actively build a culture of feedback
Skills
- 2 to 4 years of product design experience with shipped consumer products, preferably native mobile
- A strong portfolio of shipped product design work — polished UI, clear thinking, and evidence of good judgment
- Experience designing AI-powered or personalization-driven products, or a demonstrable point of view on how to design for them
- Strong visual and interaction design fundamentals with a clear point of view
- The ability to reduce complexity down to the right balance of flexibility and ease of use
- Clear, direct communication about your decisions — especially when you're pushing back
- Comfort navigating ambiguity in a fast-moving, under-defined environment
- You're comfortable building with AI, using it to prototype ideas and rapidly iterate rather than waiting for an engineer to tell you what's possible
- You see the shrinking gap between design and implementation as an opportunity, not a threat
- You have a point of view on where design tooling is heading — tools like Claude Code, v0, and Cursor are part of your vocabulary, not your wishlist
- You think in systems and extend shared patterns and behaviors rather than designing every screen from scratch
- You take pride in craft and push your work until the details are right
- You thrive with minimal direction and are comfortable making calls when the path isn't clear
Qualifications
Must Haves
- 2 to 4 years of product design experience with shipped consumer products, preferably native mobile
- A strong portfolio of shipped product design work — polished UI, clear thinking, and evidence of good judgment
- Experience designing AI-powered or personalization-driven products, or a demonstrable point of view on how to design for them
- Strong visual and interaction design fundamentals with a clear point of view
- The ability to reduce complexity down to the right balance of flexibility and ease of use
- Clear, direct communication about your decisions — especially when you're pushing back
- Comfort navigating ambiguity in a fast-moving, under-defined environment
Nice to Haves
- You're comfortable building with AI, using it to prototype ideas and rapidly iterate rather than waiting for an engineer to tell you what's possible
- You see the shrinking gap between design and implementation as an opportunity, not a threat
- You have a point of view on where design tooling is heading — tools like Claude Code, v0, and Cursor are part of your vocabulary, not your wishlist
- You think in systems and extend shared patterns and behaviors rather than designing every screen from scratch
- You take pride in craft and push your work until the details are right
- You thrive with minimal direction and are comfortable making calls when the path isn't clear
Benefits
- Equity
- 401K
- Multiple medical, dental, and vision plans