Product Designer

Arbor Product Design Role

Arbor turns in-person conversations into executive-grade strategic intelligence. We're signing real enterprise contracts in industries that power the global economy. The opportunity is massive, the problems are unsolved, and we need product-obsessed builders to join on our journey.

More About The Role

You'll design the interface that unlocks ground truth. Work directly with our founding team and founding senior product designer to craft the product experience. Own design from user research through shipped interfaces that customers actually use.

We need someone who can: Translate complex AI outputs into intuitive enterprise interfaces, build and iterate on design systems, collaborate closely with engineering and product teams, and make design decisions that balance user needs with technical constraints.

We're looking for: 2-5 years product design experience (AI experience strongly preferred); strong portfolio showing end-to-end product work, proficiency in Figma and modern design tools, experience designing for data-heavy or AI products a plus.

Why Join Arbor

1. Huge market, weak competition: Billions of offline conversations happen daily. No one else is solving this for real enterprise.

2. Large enterprise customers: We're already working with multi-billion dollar manufacturers, retailers, and logistics companies.

3. Strong founding team: Backgrounds from Harvard, Princeton, Meta, Insight Partners, IBM. We know how to listen, build, sell, ship, scale—then iterate and accelerate.

4. Real upside: Already backed by the best with $6M+ from 645 Ventures, NextPlay Ventures (Jeff Weiner), Wisdom, and angels, but early enough for founding team members to see generational outcomes from equity.

5. Product that works: Customers see immediate ROI. Enterprise deals close fast.

Mostly importantly, join for the team. We're A+ players who live our values:

• Own the outcome: From first idea to customer impact, see it through. No hand-offs, no excuses.

• Real problems only: Find energy in work that actually matters, not in building features that sound cool but solve nothing.

• Intellectual honesty: Admit what isn't known, ask uncomfortable questions, and challenge assumptions without fear.

• Clarity through chaos: Thrive in 0-to-1, high-intensity environments. Move fast but think clearly, turn confusion into direction, ship quality under pressure.

• Empathy above all: Obsess over customer problems and think deeply about user needs before making any decision.