Product Designer

Sonar is a leader in AI‑driven code review and verification, helping major enterprises keep AI‑generated software reliable, secure and maintainable. The company offers a suite of products, including SonarQube, SonarQube Foundation Agent, SonarSweep and Sonar Context Augmentation, that serve more than three‑quarters of the Fortune 100. Sonar's global presence spans hubs in Austin, Bochum, Dubai, Geneva, London, Singapore, Tokyo and Washington D.C., and it operates with a "CODE" mindset: committed, obsessed with quality, deliberate and effective as one team. As a Product Designer you will join the Product Design team that owns the user experience for Sonar's code‑quality and security platform. Your daily work will involve shaping concepts together with Product Management and Engineering, turning ideas into designs that meet the intended outcomes. You will also partner with fellow designers and researchers across the organization to maintain visual and interaction consistency and to help define best‑practice guidelines for the product suite. The role calls for a genuine passion for product design and a broad, generalist skill set that can address a variety of design challenges. Candidates should be comfortable collaborating closely with product and engineering colleagues and be eager to contribute to a fast‑moving, high‑impact environment where AI‑assisted development is at the core of the business. Working at Sonar means being part of a profitable, rapidly growing company with over $400 M in revenue. The distributed team culture encourages cross‑regional collaboration, and the company's focus on quality and customer commitment offers a stimulating setting for designers who want to influence the future of AI‑enabled software development. What the role asks for: - Passion for product design - Generalist product‑design experience - Ability to collaborate with product management - Ability to collaborate with engineering teams - Nice‑to‑have: teamwork with designers and researchers - Nice‑to‑have: interest in AI‑driven development cycles