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Designer (Brand and Marketing)

Wordware · San Francisco · On-site

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About Wordware

AI agents you can rely on. Backed by Y Combinator and Felicis.

About the role

We're looking for a Designer to make Sauna beautiful, from the brand that represents it to the pixel-perfect screens users see every day. This isn't an abstract "design thinking" role. You'll take user flows the product team has designed and execute them to the highest visual standard: typography, color, spacing, interactions, all of it. You'll also own how Sauna looks to the world: brand guidelines, marketing materials, and the visual identity that earns attention. You'll report to the CEO and Head of Product.

What they're looking for

  • Experience at a fast-growing startup that shipped a polished consumer product
  • Motion design skills (Figma prototyping, Lottie, After Effects)
  • Experience designing for both product and brand in the same company
  • A personal aesthetic: something distinct in your portfolio that isn't just "clean and minimal"
  • AI tools already in your workflow (Figma AI, code assistants, etc.)
  • A portfolio of brand work: logos, visual identities, design systems
More about this role

This is a full-time, in-person role based in San Francisco (Presidio) - we work from the office 5 days a week .

You must be based in the Bay Area or willing to relocate before starting .

We require US work authorisation , but are open to O-1 or J-1 visa sponsorship for exceptional candidates.

Every tool you use was built as an island, so you became the glue between them. You carry a name from Gmail into the CRM, a time from the CRM into Calendly, a note from Calendly into a doc. AI showed up and mostly became an eleventh window to paste into.

Sauna is a hybrid of AI and software standing on one shared brain. It holds your context and hands you real software built on top of it. You talk to it like a chatbot and use what it builds like an app: software for the path you repeat, AI for the edge that never repeats. Keep it to yourself, or share the brain with your team.

The clearest way to see it is a tool doing what its whole category cannot. An ordinary Calendly shows a stranger your free slots. Your Calendly writes the invite email itself, because it knows how the two of you know each other, and it offers a board member the slot over your gym block, because it knows which of your...

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