About this role
The Product Designer, Applied AI role at Citizen in New York City is a unique opportunity for an experienced designer to shape the future of safety technology alongside the founder. This position suits a high-agency creator with exceptional taste who thrives on building category-defining mobile experiences and leveraging AI agents to accelerate design operations.
Role Overview
Citizen is the leading safety app in the United States, providing real-time incident videos and updates to users across major cities. As the senior product designer for the consumer mobile experience and product owner of the revenue surface, you will report directly to the Founder and CEO. You will define the next chapter of the platform by merging human discernment with AI-native workflows, helping transition Citizen into an AI-first company.
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About the Company
Citizen operates the number one safety app in the United States, bringing live videos from real-time incidents directly to communities in major American cities. Functioning simultaneously as a live network, newsroom, and safety tool, the company is rebuilding its operations around AI-native workflows to scale its impact and reach.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official Citizen careers page to submit their application, ensuring they come prepared to discuss a novel creation they built and a workflow they automated using AI agents.
Questions candidates ask
Where is this job located?
This full-time position is based in New York City.
Who does this role report to?
You will report directly to the Founder and CEO of Citizen.
What is the salary range for this role?
The base salary ranges from $155,000 to $215,000 per year, accompanied by meaningful equity.
What does 'Applied AI' mean in the context of this job?
It means you use human taste and discernment to choose the best design directions while building, running, and managing AI agents that handle production work, asset generation, and rapid prototyping.
What should I bring to the first conversation?
You should bring one thing you made that did not exist before and one part of your own workflow that you successfully replaced with agents.
