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Lead Product Designer (YouTrack)

JetBrains

Amsterdam

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JetBrains seeks a Lead Product Designer for YouTrack to shape the future of project management and issue tracking with AI. The role involves leading a small design team, owning design quality, and acting as an individual contributor on complex problems. Requires experience with data-rich productivity tools, AI systems, and mentoring designers.

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Lead Product Designer (YouTrack)

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HybridFull-timeLeadInformation Architecture

Salary

Not specified

Work Location

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands, NL

Work Model

Hybrid

Employment Type

Full-time

Experience Level

Lead

Core Qualifications

Technical (Must-have)

Information ArchitectureAIAgentic WorkflowsPrototypingInteraction DesignMentoringDesign Leadership

Soft Skills

Craft OwnershipCollaborationClear CommunicationAmbiguity ToleranceOpen-mindedness

Key Responsibilities

•Shape a point of view on how project management and issue tracking evolve in an AI-native world and turn those concepts into tools people can actually use.
•Design how people work alongside AI capabilities in YouTrack, from conversational interfaces to inline assistance and background automation.
•Develop interaction patterns for unsettled problems, including surfacing AI confidence, making actions transparent, and keeping users in control.
•Prototype and test new concepts quickly, separating ideas that feel clever from those that genuinely reduce friction.
•Keep a large, deep product coherent so that boards, helpdesks, reports, and administration feel like a single cohesive engine.
•Partner with product management and engineering to shape roadmap priorities from a design perspective, influencing what gets built and why.

Lead Product DesignerYouTrackJetBrainsProject ManagementAIInformation ArchitectureProductivity ToolsHybridAmsterdam

Key Responsibilities

•Shape a point of view on how project management and issue tracking evolve in an AI-native world and turn those concepts into tools people can actually use.

•Design how people work alongside AI capabilities in YouTrack, from conversational interfaces to inline assistance and background automation.

•Develop interaction patterns for unsettled problems, including surfacing AI confidence, making actions transparent, and keeping users in control.

•Prototype and test new concepts quickly, separating ideas that feel clever from those that genuinely reduce friction.

•Keep a large, deep product coherent so that boards, helpdesks, reports, and administration feel like a single cohesive engine.

•Partner with product management and engineering to shape roadmap priorities from a design perspective, influencing what gets built and why.