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LAYIQ - Design Engineer at Stuut, San Francisco, CA

Own design and frontend end to end: Take product areas from customer problem to shipped code across the Stuut dashboard and the payer-facing experiences our customers' customers see.
Make AI agents legible: Design how agent actions, reasoning, approvals, and audit trails show up so finance teams trust automation with their cash.
Tame data-heavy workflows: Make invoices, disputes, payment plans, cash application, and customer hierarchies scannable and fast — without hiding the advanced controls power users need.
Build the design system: Own Stuut's component library, tokens, and interaction patterns so every engineer ships consistent UI by default.
Settle debates with prototypes: Put working prototypes in front of customers in days, not weeks, before we commit engineering time.
Stay close to customers: Join calls with collectors, AR managers, and controllers, and use product analytics to define success and guide tradeoffs.
Own post-launch quality: Craft, accessibility, performance, empty/loading/error states, instrumentation, and edge cases are yours after launch, not just before it.
Build with agents: Use coding agents daily to prototype and ship quickly, while owning the testing and debugging of what they produce.
You Might Be a Fit If You…
Show shipped work: Your portfolio shows things you identified, designed, built, shipped, and learned from.
Write production frontend: You have strong production experience with React and TypeScript and are comfortable in a large existing codebase.
Design with craft: You bring strong visual and interaction design, and have made complex, data-dense B2B products clear.
Move across the stack: You're comfortable reasoning about APIs, data models, and implementation details, not just the UI layer.
Decide with evidence: You use customer research and product data to make decisions — and to revise them.
Work agent-native: You use coding agents every day and can explain and stand behind their output.
Thrive in ambiguity: You've done your best work at a fast-growing startup with high ownership and incomplete information.
There's no required background. We care about shipped work and judgment.
Nice to Have
You've designed AI agent or copilot experiences — human-in-the-loop approvals, explainability, or conversational analytics.
You've worked in fintech, B2B payments, ERP, or AR/AP workflows.
You've built a design system or component library that other engineers adopted.
You've designed data visualization or operational dashboards.
You've built enterprise configuration surfaces: permissions, org hierarchies, or rules engines.

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