Staff Outcome Designer

Responsibilities

• Architect and build an agentic design system platform, including components, patterns, documentation, and utilities such as MCPs, skills, and plugins.
• Build intake and automated evaluation systems to triage design requests and contributions and check them against standards.
• Build release QA automation to identify quality and consistency issues before launch.
• Create production telemetry and feedback loops that measure whether shipped design work performs as intended and feed insights back into the platform.
• Lead moonshot projects exploring future agentic customer experiences, collaborating across design and engineering.
• Determine where human review gates are needed versus where automation should make decisions, and defend those choices with examples.
• Ship and maintain systems using Docker, EKS/Kubernetes on AWS, and GitHub CI/CD pipelines.
• Participate in reviews and advise the Head of Department on strategic initiatives and the design roadmap.

Requirements

• Deep, hands-on experience building and scaling agentic design systems, including automated documentation, synchronization between code and design sources of truth, governance, visual linting or auditing, automated reviews, and designer utilities.
• Experience building production or release infrastructure, such as automated pipelines, intake and evaluation systems, QA automation, or telemetry.
• Familiarity with Docker, EKS/Kubernetes on AWS, GitHub CI/CD pipelines, or comparable deployment stacks.
• Ability to make and defend decisions about human review gates and automation.
• Track record leading ambiguous, cross-functional exploratory or moonshot projects.
• Comfort being the first person in a role and creating a playbook from scratch.

Nice-to-haves

• Active contributions to the design systems community through writing, speaking, open source, or similar work.
• Experience with knowledge graphs, vector stores, or other semantic infrastructure for agent context and memory.
• Familiarity with evaluation and validation frameworks for agentic outputs.
• Exposure to emerging agentic technology in private or defense sectors.

Success indicators

• A working agentic design platform is adopted by Product Designers and Design Engineers.
• At least one production support system, such as intake/evaluation, release QA, or telemetry, measurably reduces manual work or catches issues before release.
• Governance processes catch quality issues before they compound.
• The systems are integrated into the deployment and CI pipeline without creating excessive maintenance.
• At least one moonshot exploration into agentic customer experiences is underway with cross-functional participation.
• Adoption and impact are demonstrated with measurable data.
• The role becomes a trusted technical partner for Product Designers and Design Engineers.