The Experience Brain
Agentic product experience, design systems, and human product intent
A chief design officer and chief product officer shape, expressed as one hands-on operator.
Define how non-deterministic product work feels specific, trustworthy, and useful as Zentrik learns from customer signals, decisions, and workflows.
A useful first note shows how you think and what you have made.
What you would own
- The end-to-end experience across Discovery, definition, planning, agent collaboration, and future product surfaces.
- The interaction language for evidence, tradeoffs, AI suggestions, decision confidence, recovery, and human review.
- Experience evals, edge-case reviews, prototypes, design systems, and agent workflows that turn taste into repeatable behavior.
What we would look for
- Keen product and interaction judgment for dense SaaS workflows.
- Deep empathy for product leaders, PMs, founders, engineers, and customer-facing teams under pressure.
- A visible workbench: prototypes, repos, personal systems, eval notes, design artifacts, or agent workflows built with tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Anti-Gravity, or Codex.
Questions you would help answer
- What should a self-improving product experience feel like when evidence, decisions, and agents all matter?
- How should Zentrik adapt to each customer without becoming generic or inconsistent?
- Where should the product remove work from the team without hiding the judgment behind it?
