We're on a mission to reinvent how students learn -- replacing traditional teacher-led models with AI-driven, personalized learning journeys. As we build an AI that teaches students directly, the student experience becomes everything. We're looking for a Learning Experience Product Designer who's equally skilled in interface design and instructional thinking. Your work will sit at the intersection of beautiful, intuitive UI and effective, engaging learning flows -- empowering students to learn independently, joyfully, and confidently.
Key Resposibilty
Own the end-to-end design of student-facing features -- from early discovery and wireframes to polished, tested interfaces.
Craft learning flows that align with educational best practices (e.g., mastery learning, scaffolding, spaced repetition).
Collaborate with AI engineers to design AI-human interaction models (e.g., chat interfaces, hint systems, feedback loops).
Apply UX research to understand how students engage, struggle, and succeed -- and translate insights into elegant designs.
Design progress dashboards, interactive exercises, and goal-setting features to promote motivation and autonomy.
Work closely with the gamification expert to embed fun and motivation in the learning journey.
Use data (completion rates, time-on-task, etc.) to iterate and improve learning UX continuously.
What You Bring - Core UI/UX Design Skills
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3-6 years of experience designing consumer-grade apps (web/mobile).
Proficiency in Figma or similar tools.
Strong portfolio showing intuitive design, layout, typography, and flow.
Familiarity with interaction design for children or students (bonus).
Learning Design Skills
Understanding of how people learn -- especially K-12 or teen learners.
Knowledge of instructional design, learning theory, or cognitive science.
Experience with or deep interest in mastery-based or self-paced learning systems.
Bonus: Experience in edtech platforms (e.g., Duolingo, Khan Academy, Byju's). -
Collaborative Mindset-
Comfortable working across disciplines -- AI, engineering, psychology, product.
Strong communication skills -- can justify design decisions with both UX logic and learning rationale.
Obsessed with the student journey and learning outcomes.