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UX Designer, Selling Partner UX

ID: 7722

Type: Full-time

Category: Others

Company Name: Amazon.com LLC

Location: USA, WA, Seattle - Seattle - United States

Salary: 117,800.00 - 160,000.00 USD annually

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Job Description

Sellers on Amazon make thousands of decisions to launch and grow their products — and most of them are doing it without enough signal, speed, or support. We're building AI-powered experiences that change that. These experiences directly impact seller profitability and sales growth by helping sellers identify opportunities, take action with confidence, and scale their business through intelligent automation.

As a UX Designer on the Selling Partner User Experience (SPUX) Growth team, you will own the design of agentic experiences that help sellers understand AI-generated recommendations, take action with confidence, and maintain meaningful control over automated decisions at the moments that matter most in their growth journey. Your work will span the full seller growth experience — from product discovery and selection to launch optimization and performance monitoring.

We value designers who move with urgency and bring strong research fundamentals to every decision. You will work in an AI-accelerated environment — using AI-assisted design and prototyping tools — and you are expected to move from problem to interactive artifact in days, not weeks.

What You Will Own

You will own end-to-end design for seller-facing experiences that surface AI-generated recommendations, generate workflows, and enable sellers to review and approve them with confidence. This means owning the full arc of the experience — from how sellers initiate and configure an AI-driven workflow, to how they interpret AI-generated outputs, to how they approve and act on those outputs with appropriate trust and oversight. With your help, sellers will be able to confidently scale themselves through our AI tools and grow their business.

Key job responsibilities
• Lead end-to-end UX design for seller growth experiences, from discovery through delivery, ensuring designs fit cohesively within the broader seller journey
• Design for trust, transparency, and human-in-the-loop systems, including confidence signals, explainability, and graceful fallback states
• Collaborate with applied scientists and product managers on prompt design and context engineering to ensure AI outputs align with user expectations and design intent
• Analyze seller pain points using research, telemetry, and usability findings to create design solutions that meet measurable business and customer goals
• Leverage AI-assisted design tools and rapid prototyping workflows to move from problem to interactive artifact in days
• Design information architecture, interface structure, and interaction models that reduce seller effort while maintaining clarity and control
• Validate concepts through research, usability testing, and data analysis, in partnership with UX researchers
• Develop and maintain detailed design specifications, reusable design patterns, and interaction models that scale across the seller growth experience
• Present clear, well-reasoned design rationale to cross-functional partners and senior stakeholders, and incorporate feedback efficiently
• Partner with engineering to ensure designs are implemented with fidelity and leverage platform capabilities at scale
• Collaborate with product managers, engineers, and applied scientists to define requirements and deliver high-quality experiences
• Apply systems thinking to ensure individual features connect to the broader end-to-end seller experience with clear rationale



A day in the life
A typical day might start with a co-design session with product and science partners to explore how an AI-generated growth recommendation should surface in a seller's workflow. You might spend focused time building an interactive prototype to test how sellers review and approve an AI-generated output, then debrief on findings from a usability study with a UX researcher. You'll balance multiple workstreams simultaneously — managing near-term delivery while contributing to longer-term vision work — and you will be expected to drive both with minimal direction. You may also review telemetry data with a product manager, refine a design spec with an engineer, or prepare a narrative for a leadership review.

About the team
The SPUX Growth Design team designs experiences that help sellers launch new products and grow their business on Amazon. We work at the intersection of agentic AI, data visualization, and seller growth — designing tools that help sellers understand their business, take the right actions, and trust Amazon as a partner in their success. We are a team of UX designers within the broader SPUX design organization. We partner closely with product, engineering, science, and research teams, and we move fast.

Basic Qualifications

- 4+ years of design experience
- Have an online portfolio or samples of work on resume, demonstrating experience creating great end-to-end, user-centered design solutions and patterns, across desktop and mobile devices
- Experience designing and prototyping with tools such as Figma, Adobe Creative Cloud, or similar
- Experience collaborating with cross-functional teams
- Experience using data and metrics to back up assumptions, evaluate outcomes, and make data-driven decisions
- Experience designing AI-powered experiences, including systems that surface confidence signals, support human oversight, and handle dynamic or uncertain outputs
- Experience using AI-powered design and prototyping tools to increase speed and quality of execution

Preferred Qualifications

- Experience with voice interface, natural language or multimodal design
- Experience designing agentic or multi-step AI workflows, including systems that generate dynamic or unpredictable outputs
- Familiarity with prompt design and context engineering for LLM-powered experiences, including how prompt structure affects output quality and user trust
- Experience with code-based or AI-assisted rapid prototyping (e.g., vibe coding, Figma Make)
- Experience identifying opportunities to integrate AI solutions into products and services to drive business value

Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of protected veteran status, disability, or other legally protected status.

Our inclusive culture empowers Amazonians to deliver the best results for our customers. If you have a disability and need a workplace accommodation or adjustment during the application and hiring process, including support for the interview or onboarding process, please visit https://amazon.jobs/content/en/how-we-hire/accommodations for more information. If the country/region you’re applying in isn’t listed, please contact your Recruiting Partner.

The base salary range for this position is listed below. Your Amazon package will include sign-on payments and restricted stock units (RSUs). Final compensation will be determined based on factors including experience, qualifications, and location. Amazon also offers comprehensive benefits including health insurance (medical, dental, vision, prescription, Basic Life & AD&D insurance and option for Supplemental life plans, EAP, Mental Health Support, Medical Advice Line, Flexible Spending Accounts, Adoption and Surrogacy Reimbursement coverage), 401(k) matching, paid time off, and parental leave. Learn more about our benefits at https://amazon.jobs/en/benefits.



USA, WA, Seattle - 117,800.00 - 160,000.00 USD annually

Company Information

Company Name: Amazon.com LLC

Company Website: https://www.amazon.com

Company Address: 410 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109-5210, USA

Amazon.com, Inc. (commonly known as Amazon) is a large, diversified global technology company founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994. The company began as an online bookseller and has grown into a multi-faceted enterprise that builds and operates technology platforms, online retail marketplaces, consumer devices, digital media services, cloud computing infrastructure, logistics networks and advertising services. Amazon’s stated corporate mission, as presented on its official corporate materials, is “to be Earth’s most customer‑centric company,” and the company describes itself as guided by principles that emphasize customer obsession, invention, operational excellence and long-term thinking. As a technology company, Amazon’s core business activities span several interlocking segments. The company operates one of the world’s largest e-commerce platforms (Amazon.com and local country sites) that combines first‑party retail, third‑party seller marketplace services, and subscription programs designed to improve customer retention and lifetime value. The Amazon Marketplace enables external merchants to list, sell and ship products using Amazon’s storefront, fulfilment and payment infrastructure, while Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) provides warehousing, pick-and-pack, and delivery services to third-party sellers. Amazon also runs grocery and food retail operations that include the Amazon Fresh online grocery service and Whole Foods Market, a supermarket chain acquired by Amazon. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a primary technology and revenue-driving business unit that provides on-demand cloud computing infrastructure and platform services to companies, public sector organizations and developers worldwide. AWS offers a broad portfolio of services including compute, storage, databases, networking, analytics, machine learning, developer tools, security and managed service offerings. AWS is positioned as an enterprise-grade cloud provider and powers websites, applications and backend systems for startups, large enterprises and government customers. On the consumer device and software side, Amazon designs and sells hardware and integrated software experiences. Notable products include the Kindle family of e-readers and tablets, Fire TV streaming media devices, Fire tablets, and Echo smart speakers that incorporate the Alexa voice assistant. Alexa and related voice‑enabled services reflect Amazon’s investments in artificial intelligence, voice recognition and smart home APIs. Amazon also produces and distributes digital entertainment through streaming and content creation businesses: Prime Video offers movies and TV series for streaming and includes Amazon Studios’ original programming; Amazon Music streams audio content; and the company provides digital books and audiobooks through Kindle and Audible (Audible is an Amazon company). Subscription services are another major component of Amazon’s consumer ecosystem. Amazon Prime is a membership program that bundles expedited shipping, access to Prime Video, Prime Music, Prime Reading, special shopping deals and other benefits to encourage customer loyalty and recurring revenue. Prime also underpins many of Amazon’s promotional and merchandising strategies across geographies. Amazon operates an extensive logistics, fulfillment and delivery network designed to support rapid order processing and shipping. The company invests in distribution centers, sortation centers, last‑mile delivery services (including Amazon Flex and local delivery partners), robotics automation within warehouses, and technology for inventory management and route optimization. Amazon Logistics and its transportation initiatives are integrated with marketplace and first‑party retail operations to provide end‑to‑end order fulfillment. In addition to retail, cloud and devices, Amazon offers a growing set of enterprise and advertising services. Amazon Advertising provides programmatic and brand advertising solutions across Amazon properties and third‑party sites; Amazon Pay offers online payment processing services; and Amazon Business supplies procurement solutions tailored to institutional and corporate buyers. The company also provides developer tools, APIs and ecosystem programs that support independent software vendors, device manufacturers and content creators. Amazon is active in research and development across areas such as machine learning, robotics, computer vision, natural language processing and logistics automation. The company publishes research, contributes to open standards in some areas, and integrates technological advances into products and services (for example, AWS machine learning services, Alexa voice capabilities, and warehouse robotics). Amazon also pursues new retail formats and experiments with physical stores, cashierless checkout technology (Amazon Go), and entertainment/retail integrations. Amazon’s business model is characterized by platform integration (connecting sellers, buyers, content creators and developers), heavy investment in technology and infrastructure, and diversified revenue streams across e-commerce, subscription services, cloud computing and advertising. The company maintains headquarters in Seattle and operates a global network of offices, data centers, fulfillment centers and retail locations. Amazon publishes extensive corporate information, leadership principles and investor materials on its official website and in public filings that detail its strategic priorities and organizational structure.
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