AI Product Designer

Storyteller is a high growth B2B SaaS platform that enables companies to integrate Stories into their platforms. In this role, you will collaborate with sports organizations to enhance product operations, focusing on AI-driven workflows and product improvements.

Responsibilities:

• Own AI-driven workflows and product improvements within specific parts of the product suite
• Identify friction in how clients and internal teams use the product, then decide what is worth fixing first
• Build and iterate on AI-powered automations, tools, checks, and workflows that make delivery faster or better
• Translate real client and usage problems into shipped product improvements, not just notes, decks, or tickets
• Use AI and internal tools to investigate product behaviour, inspect structured data, debug issues, and test ideas
• Work directly with engineers and product teammates to get useful changes shipped
• Engage with clients when needed to understand the real problem and validate whether a solution worked
• Document what you build and learn so other people can reuse it, improve it, and trust it

Requirements:

• Evidence that you have built, automated, improved, or run something real, even if it was scrappy
• High agency: you notice what is weak, unclear, or missing, form a view, and move things forward without waiting for everything to be pre-packaged
• Genuine AI fluency beyond surface-level use. You have used AI to investigate, build, automate, classify, transform, or meaningfully change a workflow
• Enough product judgment to decide what matters, balance user needs with technical constraints, and avoid overbuilding
• Outcome ownership: you care whether the thing worked in reality, not just whether your part was completed
• Technical mindedness: you want to understand tools, data, permissions, dependencies, and failure modes rather than staying at surface level
• Comfort owning a problem end-to-end: spotting the issue, framing it, prototyping a solution, validating it, and working with others to ship it
• Clear written communication so your work is inspectable, reusable, and easy for others to pick up
• Standards: you can tell when something is thin, fragile, under-thought, or not good enough
• Experience in SaaS, product operations, technical operations, automation, or a similar environment
• Familiarity with content platforms, CMS tools, sports-tech products, or media workflows
• Experience working with clients or client-facing teams
• Side projects, experiments, prototypes, or examples that show how you learn and build independently