Product Designer, Funds ($240k+ + Equity) at AngelList

Job Title Product Designer, Funds Salary $240,000+ + Equity Company Description AngelList is the nexus of venture capital, supporting $171B+ in assets and powering investments into over 13,000 startups, including 300+ unicorns. They build the financial infrastructure that drives global innovation, facilitating 57% of all top-tier U.S. VC deals through their sophisticated fund management and investment platforms. Job Description Join the Funds team at AngelList to rearchitect core software into configurable accounting and intelligence systems for institutional needs. You will design elegant interfaces for complex financial workflows and leverage AI agents to transform back-office services into software. This is a high-impact role shaping the infrastructure that funds the next generation of startups. Location San Francisco or New York City, USA Why this role is remarkable Ownership over a platform that powers over half of all top-tier US venture capital deals and supports $171B+ in assets. Unique opportunity to design at the intersection of complex financial systems and cutting-edge AI agent applications. High-trust, senior IC environment where you can solve genuinely difficult infrastructure problems with a small, elite team. What You Will Do Evolve standardized software into deeply configurable accounting and investor management systems that scale to meet institutional demands. Design and prototype radically new experiences using AI agents to automate and transform legacy back-office financial workflows. Conduct regular customer research to clarify complex problems and deliver high-quality interaction and visual designs across financial products. The ideal candidate 7+ years of experience as a product designer, with a proven track record in complex financial or enterprise systems. Expert systems thinker with the interaction and visual design skills required to maintain a high bar for craft. Excited by the challenge of rebuilding core financial infrastructure and rethinking interfaces for growth, quality, and AI integration. #J-18808-Ljbffr Jack & Jill