Design Engineer

This role combines product design and hands-on frontend work for recruiting, payroll, and HR software. It asks for someone who can take a feature from first sketch to shipped code, make complicated workflows easy to follow, and keep an eye on accessibility and edge cases. A strong candidate brings a portfolio that shows both design judgment and working React code, ideally in business or data-heavy products. How it fits the AI era AI can speed up prototyping, first drafts of components, and variations on a layout, so a design engineer can test more ideas in less time. The human part stays central: deciding what a person needs to see before a payroll or HR decision, spotting risky edge cases, and making the interface feel trustworthy. As more of the product is run by software agents alongside people, clear design matters even more for showing what happened and what comes next. How it builds AI experience The company builds an AI platform that brings recruiting, payroll, and HR together, so this role offers a close look at designing for AI-assisted workflows in high-stakes settings. Someone could build experience by using AI tools to prototype faster and by designing how automated actions are explained, reviewed, and corrected by users. A good way to prepare is to mock up an HR or finance flow where an AI suggestion needs a clear human check. Worth showing Shipped React interfaces Figma to production work Complex workflow clarity Accessibility and edge cases This is our own read, written from the employer's posting and the company's Spotlight. The employer's posting is the source of truth for the role. About Bolto Bolto provides an artificial intelligence platform unifying global talent recruiting, payroll, and human resources management, according to company statements. #J-18808-Ljbffr