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Product Designer (UI/UX)
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What they do
A User Interface or User Experience (UI / UX) Designer assists with technology design to make products easier for people to use. Determines user preferences and assesses the process that users follow to access product functions; develops and tests new design models, and incorporates findings in to improved product design. Researches the behavior of internet users and consumers, compiles information about the target audience for a site, and develops website layout, design and technology features that improve accessibility and value for users.
$107,269 / year median in California
-8% projected decline
Job Description
Product Designer (UI/UX) at Okara Product Designer (UI/UX) at Okara in Hayward, California Posted in about 13 hours ago.
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full-time Okara is an AI CMO that runs a team of specialized agents across every organic and social channel that matters for growth. Someone enters their website, and within minutes a team of agents starts working on their SEO, GEO, content, and social presence - that whole first experience, and everything after it, needs a designer who owns it end to end. We use Okara on Okara, so any friction you find in the product is friction we feel too.
This is a hands-on role:
you'll use the product like a real customer would, find what's confusing or slow, and work directly with engineering to fix it, not hand off a Figma file and move on to the next thing. Use Okara the way a new customer would, regularly, and find the moments that are confusing, slow, or make someone question whether it's working. Turn what you find into a fix you ship yourself or in close partnership with an engineer, not just a redline. Own the product experience end to end: onboarding, the agent dashboard, and whatever comes next as we add more agents. You can explain a design decision in plain language to an engineer who doesn't think in Figma. To succeed here, you need experience shipping product design for more than one live SaaS product with more than $5M ARR, not concepts, not case studies, things real users actually touched, ideally somewhere early enough that your decisions shaped the product rather than polished an already-set design system. To apply, send us a teardown: 10 minutes with okara.ai/cmo, and the three things you'd fix first, in order of what actually matters.