Responsibilities

• Own real work from day one.
• Figure out what to build, who to loop in, and how to explain it back so the rest of us actually get it.
• Work with AI tools constantly — not as a gimmick, as a multiplier.
• Whatever you ship — a deck, a screen, a landing page, a chart — it should look like someone with taste made it.

Requirements

• You have an eye. You know why something works visually, even if you’re still building the vocabulary for it
• You’ve spent real time in Figma, and ideally have some Photoshop or Illustrator under your belt
• You write the way you talk — clear, no fluff
• You’ve already pulled AI into your workflow and have opinions about what works and what doesn’t
• "I don’t know yet, let me find out" is something you say comfortably
• You’d rather solve something with three teammates than alone

Preferred

• You can code a little — even just enough to be dangerous in HTML/CSS, JS, or Python
• You’re comfortable in the numbers — Excel, Tableau, R, SQL, whatever your weapon is
• You’ve shipped something on the internet that you’re quietly proud of