AI Native Product Designer

We Are: Accenture is building a new portfolio of agentic software products in the industries we have spent decades helping to transform. We begin with advantages most product companies do not have: deep industry expertise, trusted relationships with many of the world’s largest organizations, and direct access to the complex workflows and problems that matter most to them. That allows us to build closely with customers while creating repeatable products that can be taken broadly to market. We are forming small, highly capable product teams to do this. These teams bring product management, design, and engineering together with the autonomy to move quickly, make decisions, and own outcomes from the earliest prototype through production and scale. This is a product design role within a permanent product team. It is not a consulting design, service design, design strategy, research-only, or forward-deployed role. You Are: You are an exceptional AI-native product designer who has taken complex software products or major product areas from zero to one and owned the experience through launch, adoption, and continuous improvement. You combine strong interaction design, systems thinking, visual craft, customer empathy, and product judgment with a high bar for quality. You are comfortable starting with an ambiguous customer problem, developing a clear point of view, and working with product and engineering to turn it into a product that is useful, intuitive, trustworthy, and well crafted. You understand that AI-native products require more than placing a conversational interface on top of an existing workflow. You know how to design systems that reason, act, use tools, manage uncertainty, explain themselves, recover from failure, and involve people at the right moments. You are also AI-native in how you work. You use AI tools to accelerate research, synthesis, concept development, prototyping, content design, design exploration, and critique while maintaining ownership of the quality and coherence of the final experience. You are energized by small teams, high autonomy, direct customer exposure, and the opportunity to help define how a new product design organization should operate.

Shape the product from the beginning. Work with product managers and engineers from the earliest stages of discovery to define the customer problem, product thesis, and experience strategy. Help the team decide what to build, not simply how it should look after the decision has been made. Turn ambiguity into clear concepts, flows, prototypes, and product direction.   Design AI-native experiences. Define how users interact with agents, models, tools, and automated workflows. Design for intent, delegation, oversight, uncertainty, transparency, correction, escalation, and control. Create experiences that help users understand what the system is doing, when they should trust it, and when they need to intervene.   Simplify complex workflows. Develop a deep understanding of users, industry processes, data, constraints, and business goals. Reduce complicated enterprise workflows into experiences that feel coherent, intuitive, and purposeful without removing the controls expert users need.   Prototype to learn. Create prototypes early and often to explore product ideas, test interaction models, and learn directly from customers and design partners. Use working prototypes rather than static presentations wherever possible. Move fluidly from rough concepts to detailed production-ready designs.   Own the end-to-end experience. Design across the full customer journey, including onboarding, core workflows, agent interactions, configuration, collaboration, approvals, exceptions, errors, and ongoing use. Ensure the product works as a coherent system rather than a collection of individual screens.   Set the quality bar. Hold a high standard for interaction design, visual design, content, information architecture, accessibility, and product