Staff Product Designer, RiskOS Platform

Socure

Staff Product Designer at Socure working on RiskOS, focused on AI-driven identity trust solutions. Collaborating with product and engineering teams to enhance design quality and drive innovation.

Posted 6/26/2026full-timeSan Francisco • California • 🇺🇸 United StatesLead💰 $210,000 - $245,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Own end-to-end product design for RiskOS — from early-stage discovery through pixel-perfect delivery — working closely with product and engineering partners.
Lead design for AI-assisted and AI-driven capabilities inside RiskOS: AI explanations of decisions, recommended next steps, guided pathways, and dynamic workflows that help customers move faster with confidence.
Partner with product, engineering, and data/ML teams to define how “intelligence” shows up in the product — from UX patterns and interaction models to evaluation, iteration, and safe deployment.
Raise the overall design quality bar: set a high standard through your own work and through regular, candid critique of the team’s output.
Mentor and develop junior and mid-level designers; model strong craft habits, structured thinking, and a healthy feedback culture.
Contribute to and evolve the Socure design system — ensuring components, patterns, and documentation stay current and team-ready.
Translate complex, data-dense fraud and compliance workflows into interfaces that are clear, trustworthy, and fast to act on.
Partner with product and design leadership on roadmap prioritization, design reviews, and cross-functional alignment with engineering and product stakeholders.
Occasionally support customer-facing work — POC presentations, demos, and translating platform capabilities into compelling visual narratives for enterprise prospects.

Requirements

What you’ll need

7–10+ years of product design experience, with a significant portion spent on enterprise B2B applications.
Enterprise portfolio depth: demonstrated experience designing complex, data-dense applications at fintech, technology, or AI companies (think Okta-caliber product environments).
Product thinking: can articulate why a design decision matters, not just how it looks; brings a point of view to roadmap conversations and user problems.
Design systems fluency: experience contributing to or owning a design system — component architecture, documentation, and consistency across a team.
AI product experience (required): proven track record designing AI-powered features in production — such as explanations/interpretability UX, recommendations, guided pathways, or workflow automation/agentic experiences — and integrating them into existing enterprise applications.
AI-assisted design workflows: demonstrates how to leverage AI tools within the design process (rapid prototyping, exploration, content generation, evaluation, and documentation) while maintaining a high bar for quality and judgment.
Lead-level collaboration: track record of mentoring other designers, running design reviews, and holding a high craft bar without being a blocker.
Communication quality: writes and presents clearly, structures thinking, and navigates ambiguity without needing hand-holding.
Fintech or identity domain familiarity: understands the stakes in regulated, compliance-heavy environments — or is excited to develop that fluency quickly.

Benefits

Comp & perks

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Hard Skills & Tools

product designAI product designdesign systemsUX patternsinteraction modelsworkflow automationrapid prototypingcontent generationevaluationdocumentation

Soft Skills

mentoringstructured thinkingfeedback culturecommunicationcollaborationproblem-solvingcreativitycritical thinkingpresentation skillsnavigating ambiguity