AI will transform every business, but we’re still just scratching the surface of its potential. Its true power lies in its ability to automate the often overlooked workflows that are the lifeblood of organizations. At Airtable, we are evolving into an AI-native platform, and we have the unique opportunity to provide AI tools that are deeply embedded within a team’s data and workflows. We’re looking for a talented senior design leader to join our team and help guide this transformation by driving the creation of new experiences.

How might AI transform user intent into data schema, workflows, and interfaces? How do we give users meaningful control when automation is doing work on their behalf? How do we design complex, multi-step experiences that feel simple? If you’re ready to dig into these questions with a crew of humble, talented, and deeply thoughtful designers, we can't wait for you to apply.

You’ll be an integral part of a collaborative team, contributing to both strategic vision and design execution.

What you'll do

Craft exceptional experiences

Using your full range of product design skills to discover, design, and deliver intuitive, well-crafted experiences. You’ll elevate some Airtable’s most critical workflows while holding a high bar for overall design quality.

Contribute to a vision of Airtable

The platform is evolving rapidly and we want you to help define a strong point of view about where we are going. You’ll shape not just features but the broader arc of how Airtable grows. We are committed to becoming an AI-native platform, and we’re looking for a designer to help steer this evolution and shape how these new capabilities integrate into the core user experience.

Experiment with AI-assisted prototyping (and building)

We’re excited about designers who are evolving how they design and prototype with AI-assisted tooling. This could take the form of vibe-coded flows, iterating across Figma MCP and AI tools, or validating interactions in realistic code environments. You’ll communicate your ideas through working interactive prototypes using tools like Cursor, Claude Code, or Figma Make—not just static screens. Bonus if you’re getting comfortable and familiar with experimenting in code.

Work closely with cross-functional partners

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