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What You’ll Do

Experience Platform Strategy & Roadmap

• Define the vision, principles, and multi-quarter roadmap for the experience platform, including the design system, interaction standards, and enablement model.
• Determine when a request should become a platform standard versus a local experiment, with a clear path for graduation into shared system patterns.
• Maintain a prioritized backlog of foundational patterns, AI-native primitives, and design-to-code capabilities.
• Benchmark competitor AI studios and agentic platforms to ensure the system remains world-class.

AI-Native Interaction Standards

• Architect and standardize interface patterns for Tera and other agentic workflows.
• Define patterns for:
• • Agent-to-human handoffs
  • Confirmations and override controls
  • Streaming states
  • Latency handling
  • Progress feedback across short and long “thinking” periods
  • Explainability and transparency patterns, including what happened, why it happened, what changed, and what the user should do next
  • Trust and safety guardrails, including uncertainty cues, reversible actions, and safe defaults
  • Feedback loops that improve agent quality through structured user feedback and telemetry hooks

Experience Contracts & Governance

• Create and maintain experience contracts that define:
• • Required behaviors of shared patterns
  • Usage rules, including when to use a pattern, when not to use it, and acceptable variation boundaries
  • GA-readiness expectations for system-dependent experiences, including quality bars, accessibility, localization, and instrumentation
• Run lightweight governance processes to prevent experience fragmentation across the product suite.
• Guide patterns through proposal, review, ratification, release, and adoption tracking.
• Conduct design system reviews on in-flight projects to protect UX integrity and ensure alignment with shared standards.

Pattern Authorship & Source of Truth

• Own living guidelines and documentation that are clear, concise, and decision-oriented, explaining both the “why” and the “how.”
• Define and maintain standard artifacts such as:
• • Pattern specifications
  • Do/don’t usage rules
  • Interaction states
  • Accessibility requirements
  • Implementation notes
• Maintain semantic consistency across the suite, including naming conventions, terminology, and interaction language.

Design-to-Code Pipeline & Tooling Operations

• Ensure Figma libraries are scalable, organized, and synchronized with code repositories.
• Partner with engineering to deliver production-grade components, including APIs, props, and tokens, that faithfully represent design intent.
• Own versioning, publishing cycles, and release communications for design system updates.
• Minimize breaking changes and manage migrations with clear rollout plans.

Developer Experience Enablement

• Treat the design system as a product, with developers as primary users.
• Optimize component packages and APIs for fast assembly and predictable behavior.
• Provide templates, starter kits, and reference implementations for common AI workflows.
• Improve discoverability through usage guidance, examples, searchable documentation, and copy/paste patterns.

Evangelism, Education & Adoption

• Lead office hours, training sessions, and internal coaching for product managers and engineers.
• Create demos and “what’s possible” tours that show teams how to build complex AI Studio experiences using system components.
• Drive adoption through enablement rather than policing by removing friction, clarifying guidance, and making the right path the easiest one.

Scope & Operating Boundaries

To avoid ambiguity, this role does not own:

• Feature roadmaps for individual products or vertical teams
• Product-specific business logic, backend services, or domain rules
• Revenue targets, customer commitments, or release dates for vertical products
• Day-to-day delivery execution for individual product pods

This role influences these areas by defining shared patterns, standards, and contracts, but does not replace vertical product management ownership.

Key Artifacts & Outcomes

You will produce and maintain:

• Experience platform roadmap and prioritized backlog
• Pattern specifications, including states, rules, accessibility guidance, and content guidance
• Experience contracts and parity rules
• Component readiness criteria and release notes
• Reference implementations, starter kits, and demos
• Adoption dashboards and system health reports

Success Measures

Success in this role will be measured through:

• Adoption and reuse of design system components versus custom overrides
• Pattern reuse across pods and reduction of one-off implementations
• Reduction in time from mockup to production
• Reduction in UX rework caused by inconsistency or unclear guidance
• Frequency and impact of design-related breaking changes
• Component and API usability scores from internal developer feedback
• Adoption of AI-native patterns such as streaming states, trust patterns, and handoff flows
• Quality signals from AI interaction feedback loops, including reduced confusion and improved perceived trust
• Documentation search success, clarity, and satisfaction

Who You’ll Work With

• Product managers across vertical product teams
• UX and design leaders
• Design system contributors and content/design operations partners
• Front-end and UI engineering teams
• Platform and agent teams supporting AI-native experiences
• Internal stakeholders responsible for onboarding, developer enablement, and product delivery

This role operates horizontally across the organization and serves as a key partner to teams building across the platform, helping them move faster while maintaining consistency and system integrity.

What Makes You a Qualified Candidate

• Significant experience in product management, experience platform leadership, design systems, or a closely related role
• Proven experience defining and scaling reusable patterns, platform standards, or shared UX capabilities across multiple teams or products
• Experience partnering closely with engineering to translate design intent into production-ready components and systems
• Demonstrated ability to influence cross-functional outcomes in a matrixed organization without direct authority
• Strong understanding of how to govern shared systems while still enabling innovation and team autonomy
• Experience creating clear documentation, usage standards, and implementation guidance for broad adoption
• Familiarity with release management, versioning, and operational rigor for shared platform capabilities
• Strong communication skills and ability to educate, coach, and align technical and non-technical stakeholders

What You’ll Bring

• Systems thinking — you see reusable primitives and scalable experience patterns, not isolated UI solutions
• AI literacy — you understand the UX implications of LLMs and agentic systems, including non-linear interaction flows, latency, uncertainty, and trust
• Technical fluency — you are comfortable discussing tokens, props, component APIs, and design-to-code translation with engineering partners
• Experience design judgment — you know how to define patterns that balance usability, flexibility, speed, and consistency
• Developer empathy — you treat internal builders as users and optimize for clarity, predictability, and implementation speed
• Educational charisma — you can coach, teach, and influence in a way that makes adoption feel empowering rather than mandated
• Platform mindset — you understand how to build horizontal systems that enable multiple products and teams at scale

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