Product Designer
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Sep 26, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 1, 2026.
What you will be doing
Design chat-first, agent-driven experiences within established patterns, including how a given insight is presented conversationally and how a user moves from a question to a decision.
Build with our design system and component library and flag gaps and inconsistencies as you hit them.
Partner with Product Managers to turn well-scoped problems into clear flows, states, and high-quality interfaces.
Build prototypes in Figma or AI tools to test design rationale, producing the screens, states, and complex components that support it.
Participate in UX reviews of features, agent responses, generated UI, and layouts before they ship.
Present your work and your reasoning to designers, PMs, and engineers, and iterate quickly on what comes back.
What we are looking for
1-4 years of product design experience.
Proficiency in Figma, creating well-documented designs and prototypes.
Viewable portfolio showing 1-3 case studies or completed projects highlighting your contributions.
Strong eye for visual design, interaction, and user experience highlighting thoughtful hierarchy, spacing, states, and the details most people skip.
Solid UX, UI, and accessibility fundamentals.
Fluency operating within design standards and design systems.
Ability to clearly communicate, explain, and defend design decisions.
Willingness to reflect on past projects and identify how you would improve them.
Receptiveness to feedback and new ideas.
What are our preferred requirements
Experience designing data-dense, analytical, or enterprise software interfaces.
Exposure to AI or LLM-powered products, conversational UI, or agentic workflows.
Comfort using AI tools such as Claude and Figma Make as part of your everyday design and prototyping practice.
Working knowledge of front-end concepts such as components, tokens, states, and responsive behavior, sufficient to collaborate credibly with engineers.
Interest in working on defense and government-related projects.
Eligibility to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance.
What are some valued skills
Design system contribution and documentation.
Understanding of interaction and motion design for conversational interfaces.
Comprehension of information architecture and user flow mapping.
Knowledge of accessibility (WCAG) fundamentals.
Prototyping in code or with AI tooling.
Clear written communication and design documentation.