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# Product Designer - Core UX

- **Company:** Agile Sports Technologies, Inc.
- **Location:** Lincoln, United States (Remote available)
- **Salary:** $51,000.0 - $86,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Data Analysis, Software Product Management
- **Published:** August 24, 2026
- **Apply:** https://arc.dev/remote-jobs/j/redirect/pelj0e1325

## About the Role

* Strong product design craft. You can turn complex requirements into clear, intuitive experiences through strong interaction and visual design. You know how to choose the right methods and level of fidelity for the problem, moving between exploration, prototyping and delivery.
 * Systems thinking. You're comfortable working through ambiguity, naturally look for connections, and consider how a solution might affect other workflows, users or parts of a product.
 * Collaborative communication. You can explain your thinking, seek out feedback and work through different perspectives with product, engineering and design partners.
 * Customer and evidence focus. You're comfortable talking with customers and using research, product data and other evidence to make and evaluate design decisions.
 * AI fluency. You actively use AI tools in your design process and are curious about how AI changes the products we design. You're comfortable experimenting with emerging interaction patterns and thinking critically about where AI can improve an experience.
 * A strong portfolio. You can show how you've worked through product problems, including your reasoning, collaboration and iteration rather than only the final solution.

Nice-to-Haves

 * Experience with complex or connected products. You've designed experiences that span multiple workflows, surfaces or parts of a larger product, and understand how individual design decisions contribute to a cohesive experience.
 * Experience with data-rich or technical products. You've designed products involving complex data, analytics, video or other technically challenging workflows.
 * Experience with design systems or information architecture. You've worked with shared patterns, design systems, information architecture or other foundations that help experiences scale across a product.
 * AI product design experience. You've designed conversational, agentic or other AI-powered experiences and have explored emerging interaction patterns beyond traditional interfaces.



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