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About the role
AI product experience. You've led design for AI-powered products and understand the design challenges that come with them: how to make intelligent systems feel trustworthy, how to design for outputs you can't fully predict, and how to build user confidence in technology that's still evolving.
AI tooling. You use LLMs to think through problems, surface edge cases, and move faster. You're comfortable enough in tools like Cursor or Claude Code to turn ideas into something tangible without waiting for engineering.
Deep product design experience. You have deep experience leading design for complex B2B or enterprise products. Not just executing, but shaping what gets built and why. Your portfolio shows both strategic impact and craft.
Design leadership. You've shaped direction beyond your immediate work, earning trust through craft and judgment rather than formal authority.
Comfort with ambiguity. You thrive when problems aren't well-defined. You can scope initiatives independently, decide where to focus, and drive work from concept to impact with minimal guidance.
Builds in 0-to-1 contexts. You've helped establish a design practice, not just work within one. You've built design systems or established patterns that helped teams ship faster and maintain quality. You know how to create structure without over-engineering it, and how to make progress before everything is figured out.
Judgment under pressure. In a resource-constrained environment you can't do everything at full rigor. You know when to go deep and when to move fast, and you make that call confidently.
Technical fluency. You can engage with engineering on technical decisions and understand how constraints shape design options. You develop fluency quickly in technical domains new to you.
Fluent Hungarian and English language knowledge.
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