Senior Product Designer

We’re looking for a Senior Product Designer to help shape the future of our AI‑first experiences across Bloomreach products. You’ll work closely with other designers, product managers, and engineers at Bloomreach to define how AI shows up in our workflows and day‑to‑day marketer tools.

This is a highly collaborative, hands‑on role. You’ll spend a lot of time co‑framing problems with teammates, running working sessions, sharing early ideas, and iterating quickly together. Your work will directly influence how customers interact with AI in their day‑to‑day campaign work, and how we scale those patterns across the product.

This role offer the possibility of working in one of our Central European offices or from home on a full-time basis.

What You’ll Do

Help lead product design for AI‑powered workflows

• Design end‑to‑end flows for interfaces that help marketers create, edit, and understand multi‑step workflows.
• Explore how AI‑powered experiences should talk, what they should show, and when they should ask for more input versus acting autonomously.

Collaborate closely on agentic and assistive UX

• Co‑create patterns, principles, and guardrails for AI‑assisted workflows at Bloomreach holistically.
• Share work early and often, pair on tricky problems, and help translate abstract UX directions into shippable designs.

Drive cross‑functional discovery and alignment

• Partner with PMs, engineers, and GTM stakeholders to clarify problems, define success, and prioritize scope.
• Facilitate workshops, design reviews, and async feedback to keep the team aligned on user experience decisions.

Run end‑to‑end design work

• Produce user flows, interaction models, wireframes, prototypes, and high‑fidelity designs for both new features and iterative improvements.
• Work tightly with engineering through implementation, providing specs, edge‑cases, and thoughtful guidance on UX trade‑offs.

Champion communication and collaboration across the team

• Communicate design rationale clearly in writing and in live sessions, adjusting detail to your audience.
• Invite and synthesize feedback from designers, PMs, engineers, and customer‑facing teams; help teams converge on decisions.

Bring AI tools into both the product and your own workflow

• Apply your curiosity about AI tools (chat assistants, code copilots, design tools, etc.) to imagine new capabilities for marketers.
• Use AI in your day‑to‑day work where it makes sense (exploration, prototyping, content, variants) and share what you learn with the team.

Ensure quality, inclusive experiences

• Consider accessibility, error states, and real‑world constraints in your designs.
• Help keep the experience coherent across surfaces by collaborating with other designers and leaning on existing patterns where it makes sense.

What We’re Looking For

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in product/UX design, including work on complex web‑based or SaaS products.
• Strong collaboration and communication skills, with a track record of:
• Working closely with PMs, engineers, and other designers.
• Leading or facilitating design reviews, workshops, or working sessions.
• Explaining design decisions clearly to both technical and non‑technical partners.
• Experience designing complex flows or systems, such as workflows, automation, multi‑step creation flows, or similar.
• Demonstrated curiosity and hands‑on experience with AI tools, for example:
• Using chat‑based assistants or copilots in your own work.
• Prototyping or shipping AI‑powered or assistive product features.
• A systems mindset — you think about how patterns scale across screens and use cases, and when it’s appropriate to introduce something new.
• Ability to work independently on end‑to‑end projects while staying tightly aligned with your product trio and design peers.

Nice to Have

• Experience designing for marketing automation, CRM, messaging, or workflow‑driven products.
• Experience with conversational interfaces, copilots, or agentic UX (even if just through prototypes or side projects).
• Familiarity with design systems and component libraries (as a contributor or consumer), even if you’re not a dedicated design system designer.
• Experience mentoring other designers, or helping teams improve their design processes, documentation, or ways of working.

If you’re excited about collaborative problem‑solving, curious about how AI can make marketers’ lives better, and love turning ambiguous problems into clear, human‑centered experiences, we’d love to meet you.