Product Design Engineer - Audio

Stability AI

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<p><strong>&lt; Remote - US and Canada &gt;&nbsp;</strong></p> <h2><strong>&nbsp;Product Design Engineer - Audio</strong></h2> <p>We're looking for a Design Engineer who lives at the intersection of design and code. You'll work closely with our Audio team to prototype, build, and polish the experiences that make our audio product suite feel effortless, taking ideas from initial sketches to shipped interactions. This role is perfect for someone who thinks like a designer and can build like an engineer.</p> <h3><strong>Responsibilities&nbsp;</strong></h3> <ul> <li>Build production-quality UI components and interactions that delight musicians and producers</li> <li>Rapidly prototype new concepts to test ideas before committing to a full build</li> <li>Own the quality of UI across our suite of audio products — pixel-perfect execution and interactions that feel great in an artist's hands</li>

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EmployerStability AI
LocationUnited States
Work modeOn-site / not stated
Remote scopeunknown
Employmentunknown
FunctionProduct
Trackindustry
Seniorityexperienced_or_unspecified
Compensationunknown
Posted2026-07-28
Work authorizationunknown
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