UI/UX Designer

UI/UX Designer with Founder DNA

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We’re not hiring a designer.

product shaper

agentic AI systems

You might be 20. You might have dropped out.

But you live in Figma. You obsess over friction.

You redesign the tools you use, just for fun.

We’re looking for the kind of person who would’ve built Gumroad in their dorm room — but is now itching to design AI tools that feel 10x better than the rest of the web.

• Think like a founder, design like a killer
• Build UIs that feel obvious — even when the underlying AI is complex
• Work directly with engineers + founders — skip the middle layers
• Design flows, systems, and interfaces for AI agents that adapt to users
• Prototype in hours, not weeks
• Bring emotion into interfaces — not just usability
• Obsess over how things

  feel

  , not just how they

  look

• Help us make design a product advantage — not an afterthought

• Figma black belt: You don’t just use components, you design systems
• Razor-sharp instincts for interaction and usability
• You think in flows, not screens
• You care about typography, rhythm, and motion — not just pixels
• You design fast and dirty, then clean and elegant
• You’ve probably built side projects, redesigned your favorite app, or written product essays
• Bonus: You

  design in public

  — share, test, break, fix, repeat. You’d rather get feedback early than chase perfection in isolation.

• Mentorship or structure — you’ll carve your own process
• PMs handing you tidy briefs — you’ll write your own
• A 9-to-5 role — this is full-on

  creative warfare

• Equity (for now) — we’re bootstrapped but scaling
• A comfy UX role — this is zero-to-one product design, at pace

• A seat next to product thinkers and engineers solving real AI problems
• Ridiculous ownership over what users see, feel, and touch
• A live canvas to test, break, and improve real products
• Daily adrenaline — this is not a chill job, it’s a launchpad
• A shot to build a career-defining product before you're 25

Don’t send a resume. We don’t care.

at least one

• A link to your portfolio (must include real product work)
• A short Loom walking through something you’ve designed and why
• A Tweet-length reason why you’re built for fn7
• Anything that proves you're obsessed with building good products

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