Product Designer

Midjourney is hiring a Product Designer to help shape and deliver digital experiences across its projects. The role covers work from early ideas through launch, including product features, launch pages, marketing visuals, and new experimental experiences, with close collaboration with design and engineering. It suits someone with 2–4 years of web design experience who pays close attention to typography, spacing, motion, responsiveness, and performance, and who is comfortable working in HTML and CSS. The company is looking for someone who likes building and prototyping quickly, uses tools such as Figma, Claude, and Cursor, and has a strong focus on practical work. A portfolio is required.

ABOUT THE ROLE Midjourney is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. We are a small, self-funded team focused on design, human infrastructure, and AI. We're looking for a Product Designer to help build out experiences across Midjourney projects. You'll work closely with design and engineering to design and ship everything from product launches and feature pages to marketing moments and entirely new experiences. This is a hands-on role. We expect you to be as comfortable refining typography and layout as you are shipping a page. If your favorite part of the job is making beautiful things that people actually use, keep reading. WHAT YOU'LL DO - Design and build products from concept through launch. - Work closely with design and engineering on new features and launches. - You care about the details—typography, layout, motion, responsiveness, loading states, and performance—that make an experience great. - Contribute visual assets for marketing. - Prototype ideas quickly using Figma, Claude, Cursor, and whatever tools helps move the work forward. YOU MIGHT BE A FIT IF - You have 2–4 years of experience designing and building for the web. - You move fluidly across the full design process, from early concept through final production. - You have an instinct for the details that make interfaces feel considered: type, spacing, motion, and how they all work together. - You know enough HTML and CSS to work effectively with engineers—or to build parts of the experience yourself. - You're comfortable using tools like Claude Code and Cursor as part of your workflow. - You'd rather prototype than make a presentation. - Work > ego LOGISTICS - Full-time. - Hybrid in San Francisco or New York. - Compensation: $172,572–$195,220 + benefits. TO APPLY A portfolio is required.