Staff Product Designer, AI Products

Databricks · New York City, New York · Product · listed June 11, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Staff
Experience asked
8+ years
Where
Not stated
Stated pay
$166,600 – $229,150 USD
Requirements listed
9
Length
796 words

In the posting’s own words

We're hiring a Staff Product Designer to help build a new product category at Databricks. You will help shape agent-driven experiences that make the power of the Lakehouse accessible to a broader set of users. This will be a true 0-to-1 environment, combining the excitement of a startup with the resources of a tech leader like Databricks.

What it asks for · 9

  • 8+ years of product design work experience
  • A bachelor's or master’s degree in design, computer science, human-computer interaction, or related field
  • Demonstrated ability to lead large and complex design projects and balance the needs of diverse stakeholders
  • Can execute beautiful visual and interaction work that’s rooted in a data-driven, and well-researched UX process
  • A system thinker who has the vision to design the big picture, and the tactical ability to break it down so that engineering can succeed in building it incrementally
  • You have a unique combination of technical knowledge and visual design skills which allows you to design powerful and intuitive tooling for technical users.
  • A portfolio demonstrating your end-to-end design process, from inception to production
  • Experience designing products that bridge the gap between technical and business users is a strong plus. Familiarity with data, analytics, AI, or enterprise software is highly valued.
  • The strongest candidates have demonstrated experience using modern development and AI-assisted coding tools to prototype ideas, understand implementation tradeoffs, and collaborate deeply with engineering teams.

What the job covers

  • Drive key product and design initiatives within a strategic new product area at Databricks, helping organizations activate and operationalize their data at scale.
  • Define a new generation of agent-driven workflows that help users move seamlessly from data and insights to decisions and action.
  • Collaborate closely with product management, engineering, and leadership to shape the future of business applications on the Databricks platform.
  • Design intuitive user experiences that simplify complex workflows while preserving the flexibility and power required by enterprise organizations.
  • Develop a deep understanding of Databricks business objectives, customer needs, emerging AI capabilities, and the evolving data and technology landscape.
  • Conduct user research to identify customer needs, pain points, and opportunities related to data activation, and AI-assisted workflows.
  • Mentor junior designers, fostering their growth and development within our team.

Degree language

  • A bachelor's or master’s degree in design, computer science, human-computer interaction, or related field

Tools and skills named

Data
  • Databricks7×
  • Data warehouse
Product & design
  • Product management
  • User experience
  • User research

Words the posting leans on

  • design10×
  • data8×
  • product8×
  • users6×
  • experience5×
  • business4×
  • workflows4×
  • complex3×
  • designers3×
  • engineering3×
  • intuitive3×
  • organizations3×
  • technical3×
  • visual3×
  • agent-driven2×
  • ai-assisted2×

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